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when the admin of the website logs in i make 2 session vars (name and password)
then on the admin page i check if isset $_SESSION['name'] && isset $_SESSION['password'] and if they are not == "".
in firefox this works like it should but in internet explorer it seems to lose its session vars when i redirect to the admin page :s
i found this usefull information on php.net: [1] Ie. you have the search-domain "example.de" and you're pointing with your browser to "http://www/session.php" (where the OS does the completion on its own) instead of the full name "http://www.example.de/session.php". I assume because the browser cannot determine for which domain the cookie is for and ignores the request. So you should use the full qualified hostname + domain. i've applied that in my code and when i opened the website with [sub.example.nl...] this worked ok but the admin however, will open the website with [otherexample.tk...] and then it doesn't work correctly anymore. how would i be able to solve this? grtz kristof [1][edited by: jatar_k at 8:23 pm (utc) on Sep. 22, 2005]
If you're developing websites using the (OS-feature) of search-domains it is likely, that the browser silently discards the php-cookie-request when doing session_start() and creates a new session everytime you reload.
[edit reason] examplified urls [/edit]
when i use a session_id(), it works fine
