Re: Macs and sessions

[Brent Baisley <brent@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've been developing on a Mac for quite some time now without any 
problems with sessions. I doubt it's something unique to the Mac. Are 
trying to generate a pop-up window via Javascript for the login? Just 
about all browsers that a Mac person would use have popup blocking 
turned on.

If your website is publicly accessible, I could access it and probably 
tell you what's going wrong.

On Apr 20, 2004, at 1:31 PM, matthew perry wrote:

> Macintosh users can't log in on my web site.
> I don't require anything unusual for log ins - simply a form with a 
> user id and password that queries a MySQL database.
> The form is not encripted and I don't even use any security 
> precautions for the data transfer (users can't do much anyway).
> After the log in I store all information in session data.
> The rest of my site's pages work fine including my PHP pages.
> Anyone know why macs might have problems with PHP/MySQL data transfers?
>
> Matt
>
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