On Mon, 2002-12-02 at 02:43, John W. Holmes wrote: > > No, it shouldn't. > > So, the links are correct on one page, and they disappear on the second > page? Is there a reason you're passing the SID in the URL and not using > cookies? > > Hmmm, found this in the manual. Maybe it applies? > > --- > The constant SID can also be used to retrieve the current name and > session id as a string suitable for adding to URLs. Note that SID is > only defined if the client didn't sent the right cookie. See also > Session handling. > --- > > You may have to call session_id() with the passed value of > $_GET['PHPSESSID'] so that PHP knows what session to restart. > > ---John Holmes... > The reason I'm not using cookies is because i don't really know enough about them yet (i don't really know enough about sessions either :p). Do you think it would be better for me to generate my own unique number and set that in the cookie? Will i have to keep calling SetCookie() on every page? One thing i should have mentioned in my previous email, even though it isn't that relevant i don't think, is that if i omit the SID constant from the URL string then PHP automatically appends the SID to the URL its self, but again it disappears after a link has been clicked.
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