Re: Problem: Passing Variables and Functions through Frames on a Template Page?

I should make a correction. The template isn't really designed with frames. It it just a table that loads the pages into specific cells. Sorry for any confusion. "pablo" <rabbic@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:8paspi$en2$1@toye.php.net... > Hello all, > > First, sorry for the long message but I wanted to provide as much detail as > possible. > > I have been developing an application on windows 98 + PHP Triad (PHP 4.0, > MySQL 3.23.10a, Apache 1.3.12 (Win 32). The application is working great on > my local computer, but then I loaded to my web host which is running Linux > (latest Red Hat), PHP 4.0, MySQL 3.23.18a, Apache 1.3.12. > > Moving on to the problem: > > THE WAY IT WORKS ON MY DEV. COMPUTER > > My application sets a session variable after login and authorization and > then directs the user to the template page. The main include file (with my > functions) is then called and all of the frames are loaded. Because I have > called the main include file at the beginning of this page, I don't have to > call it again. In fact I would get an error if I tried to call it in any of > the frames because it says I am calling a function twice. Additionally, my > variables that were passed to the template page from the login script are > used in some of the frames on the template page. For example, in the main > content area, I run a checkSession() function that clears out old functions > and refreshes the currently active function. It also gets the user > information from the session id and personalizes this "default content" > page. > > THE WAY IT WORKS ON MY HOST > > The authorization script runs and assigns a session id. The template page > loads everything except the main content page which returns an errors > stating that the functions aren't declared. This implied that the main > include file wasn't loaded into the frame. To debug, I included the file in > the main content frame. I did not receive an error message. > > The next problem in the main content page was with the checkSession() > function which did not run, because the session id is not being passed into > this frame either. Trying to debug, I hard coded a good session variable > into the frame. Now some of my functions work but some don't. For example, > in my checkSession() function, the sub function that clears old sessions > after 10 minutes fails yet the last action for the sessionid is updated. > > To summarize, does anyone know why on my win98, PHP Triad environment the > variables and functions are sent inside frames but in the Linux environment > none of this is happening correctly? Has anyone had this problem and is > their a fix. My next step is to begin a reasonably large re-write of my > app. > > Thx, > > Paul > > > > -- > PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, e-mail: php-general-unsubscribe@lists.php.net > For additional commands, e-mail: php-general-help@lists.php.net > To contact the list administrators, e-mail: php-list-admin@lists.php.net >