PHP, and it's sessions, knows absolutely nothing about frames. A frame
is just another page, the browser just happens to display it inside of
another page. From a session standpoint, you should treat each frame as
an independent page.
On Dec 5, 2004, at 9:12 PM, Ryan A wrote:
Hi,
Reading the different articles on phpbuilder/devshed/phpfreaks etc has
left
me a bit confused..
will start from the beginning so you guys(and girls) can give me some
advise
and show me the right path again ;-)
I have a normal user/pass login screen, after which I start a session
for
the client and the client should be presented with the "control panel"
for
his software.
The control panel is in frames and is split in 2 (sideFrame, mainFrame)
sideFrame is for the navigation.
Do I have to start a session in index.php which is calling the
sideFrame and
mainFrame or just in mainFrame or just in sideFrame or in all??
ARRRRGH!
going nuts!
The idea is if the session expires he should be present with the login
page
again...I am not doing anything special or complicated, just need to
make
sure he is who he says he is and give him access as long as his
sesssion is
good.
Thanks,
Ryan
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