Re: something like an SID
| From: | Marek Kilimajer | Date: | Wed, 15 Sep 2004 00:05:00 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: something like an SID | ||
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Dennis Gearon wrote:
I'd like a value to be passed back from every page, if that page was originally passed that value. The two ways that I can think of it, are: 1/ Javascript with some sort of 'onSubmit()' function which causes a minimal form to be submitted via POST or GET 2/ A hidden form value, and make every action on a page be a button, which submits a form as above.3. Define your "SID" value: $SID = isset($_REQUEST['var_name']) ? '&var_name=' . urlencode($_REQUEST['var_name']) : ''; Write every link as href="page.php?<?php echo $SID; ?>" Something similar for forms.
If no value was received, it would know it was a first access. NO, I don't think Sessions will do it - I will use this value IN PARALELL to Sessions. NO, I don't think Cookies will do it, since I want the value to be different for each browser instance and each 'TAB' in each browser instance.You will fail. User can use right click to open any link in a new window and the value will stay the same.
Someone tell me if I'm on the right track, and point me to a link that shows how to do: My idea 1,My idea 2,or your idea?