Re: Session problem

Perhaps I'm not giving enough time for a response, but this is what always seems to happen here on this list as regards to this problem. I post something someone makes a statement back, I do what they suggest and show the problem still exists and then no reply at all. Is it merely because nobody knows what to do? I'm sure that's probably it, It CAN'T be that everyone just wants me to be sitting in agony while my development site is stagnant! Well, it's not quite stagnant, I implemented a completely different way of logging in without the use of sessions, I had to move forward with my project. I found it interesting that on 7/11/00 10:49 AM Thomas Deliduka said: > I found it interesting that on 7/11/00 9:56 AM Daniel Gustafsson said: > >> The session id is meant to be passed via the url or a cookie. >> >> try setting action='login.phtml<?=SID?>', note that SID is a macro, and >> will be empty if the SID is passed via a cookie. Either way it should work >> if you pass it this way. > > I updated it as you said and I find the same result: > > http://216.235.251.8/login.phtml > > I did submit it several times and after, I think, the 5th time it actually > took hold and was working. But then again, I went into the properties of my > netscape and I told it to warn me when a cookie is being set. Then > immediately after that the session stayed the same throughout each post. > > I reset it back... then I posted again and it prompted me to set a cookie, I > accepted it. then the SID was populated. So, the cookie IS being set yet the > SID macro is being set also, as you can see in this example. Unless it > doesn't do it on your browser. > >> It's all in the docs, read them. *grumpy face* =) > > I've read the docs 1,000 times, it is not working for me. I don't use the > SID macro anywhere, I merely echo it to the screen for debugging purposes. -- Thomas Deliduka IT Manager ------------------------- New Eve Media The Solution To Your Internet Angst http://www.neweve.com/