PHP and ASP both have built in session handling. The only problem
is, they instantiate the sessions themselves. Therefore, whenever
you hit a page in ASP you'll start one session, but if you
immediately hit a PHP page on the same server in the same browser
from the same machine, you start a brand spanking new PHP session.
It'd be possible to write a handler that wrote information in and out
of cookies and a DB and effectively merge the two systems into using
the same handler.
Alternatively, you could use (un)serialize(); in PHP (along with the
ASP equivalent) to store data in files, but I don't see that as being
as efficient for this scenario.
-Myk OLeary
myko@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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On Mar 17, 2006, at 4:22 AM, Stefan wrote:
Hi NG
is it possible to get a Sessionvariable set in php read in an asp-
file with
the tag <%= Session(php) %>?
Thanks in advance
Stefan
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