Re: Sessions w/o cookies and the "Back" button
| From: | Robert J. Cissell | Date: | Tue, 10 Oct 2000 16:24:30 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Sessions w/o cookies and the "Back" button | ||
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> > Something you might try is redirecting the user to a
> > session-start page (which could be a splash page) with
> > a META-REFRESH tag of 1 second which has the
> > session id in the refresh tag if a user hits your site w/out
> > a session id.
>
> So my index page would basically set the session. Ok. But
> what if someone uses the back button to go back to this
> page. The problem I am experiencing will still occur...
>
> > (I don't recommend 0 seconds for a refresh tag b/c it
> > effectively disables the back button to get past your site).
>
> I'm not sure what you meant by the above...
Why not use your index page to start the session and register any variables
needed then, and then use a header("Location ... to send them to a new
page where they actually see stuff?