Re: sessions (version 5.1 to 5.2 )

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On Mon, 2007-10-29 at 11:15 +0800, Fritz Kuhlman wrote:
> Dear PHP gurus,
>
> I moved to PHP from asp around version 4.something.  When i tried using
> sessions on my site, they just wouldn't work.  No error messages, just
> wouldn't work.  There was a session ID generated, but if i tried....
>
> $_SESSION['test'] = "somedata";
> 
> <a href="page2.php">check session value</a>
>
> on page one and click on the link to page two with something like this,
>
> echo $_SESSION['test'];   
>
> nothing was displayed.  I was just playing with php at that point and just
> ignored it and looked into .NET for a few months, (non related issue).   
>
> Once I upgraded to version 5.2, (i noted that in version 5.1, sessions still
> didn't work), the problem disappeared, but i didn't notice anything in the
> bug list of 5.1 noting this.  Now an associate is having the same problem on
> a site that is not planning to upgrade past 5.1 anytime soon.  What are we
> missing? 
>
> Note; I spent many hours trying to save session data in a db and other
> setting changes to no avail.   
>
> strange.  i must be missing something simple.

Maybe...

http://ca.php.net/manual/en/function.session-start.php

Do you have error logging enabled? What level? What are your session
settings in php.ini (search for [Session]). Maybe the session file can't
be written to where you want it written.

Cheers,
Rob.
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