Re: It just doesn't make sense!

Id just like to say, whaaaaaa??? maybe this is some wierd scope problem... what version of PHP are you using? is $AppendStringToURL a global on the page? You might be able to work around this by declaring it global, but be careful of doing this too often ;) You also might have to echo the value of $AppendStringToURL at several places in your script to make sure its not getting wiped somewhere. -- Brian 'Bex' Huff bex@stellent.com Phone: 952-903-2023 Fax: 952-829-5424 > I am currently re-writing part of my website to allow people who don't use > cookies to still use the site features. However, I have run into a problem. > I send the session ID from page to page via the query string, and retreve it > using $_GET. Everything works fine, and if set I store the details in > $AppendStringToURL > > // Code for $AppendStringToURL > if ( isset( $_GET[NonCookieLogin] ) ) { > // Using other method to login > $AppendStringToURL = "?NonCookieLogin=".$_GET[NonCookieLogin]; > } > > Again, this works fine. I then split the page into two frames as shown > below: > > $FrameProperTarget = > "http://".$_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"]."/".$FrameTarget.$AppendStringToURL; > $OffsideTarget = > "http://".$_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"]."/members/interface/"."offside.php".$AppendS > tringToURL; > > The problem is that $FrameProperTarget gets the bit added on the end so that > the ID is passed on, but $OffsideTarget does not get any value from > $AppendStringToURL. For example: > > Value of $FrameProperTarget - > http://scryt.no-ip.com/members/columns.php?NonCookieLogin=896c972ac44a7babdf > 2549ead6f30b86 > Value of $OffsideTarget - > http://scryt.no-ip.com/members/interface/offside.php > > As you can see, it has not added the bit onto the end... and I have no idea > why. Since one works and the other doesn't, yet they both use the same > construction method, they both use the same variable, and the > $AppendStringToURL does not show up anywhere else in the source code of the > HTML page (i.e. its not outside any ", it doesn't excist. Something has gone > totally up the creek here... any ideas?