I've hit a problem with sessions.
If I have a document relying on sessions which has a link target=_blank
then the new window inherits the session from its parent (in IE).
However, if I embed an instance of IE in a VBA form in Excel and click
on the link, the new window doesn't inherit the session.
I have no idea why this should happen at all since both instances of the
browser have access to the same cookies.
Can anyone tell me how to inherit a session like that? I've tried
passing over $PHPSESSID without any success (PHPSESSID is set correctly,
but $_SESSION is empty)
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On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 12:40:59 +0000, Kevin Thorpe <ke***@pricetra k.com> wrote: I've hit a problem with sessions.
If I have a document relying on sessions which has a link target=_blank
then the new window inherits the session from its parent (in IE).
However, if I embed an instance of IE in a VBA form in Excel and click
on the link, the new window doesn't inherit the session.
I have no idea why this should happen at all since both instances of the
browser have access to the same cookies.
Can anyone tell me how to inherit a session like that? I've tried
passing over $PHPSESSID without any success (PHPSESSID is set correctly,
but $_SESSION is empty)
Use stored cookies (with a lifetime set) instead of session cookies, perhaps? http://www.php.net/manual/en/functio...kie-params.php
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news:3f******** *************** @news.easynet.c o.uk... I've hit a problem with sessions.
If I have a document relying on sessions which has a link target=_blank
then the new window inherits the session from its parent (in IE).
However, if I embed an instance of IE in a VBA form in Excel and click
on the link, the new window doesn't inherit the session.
I have no idea why this should happen at all since both instances of the
browser have access to the same cookies.
Can anyone tell me how to inherit a session like that? I've tried
passing over $PHPSESSID without any success (PHPSESSID is set correctly,
but $_SESSION is empty)
Andy Hassall wrote: On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 12:40:59 +0000, Kevin Thorpe <ke***@pricetra k.com> wrote:
I've hit a problem with sessions.
If I have a document relying on sessions which has a link target=_blank
then the new window inherits the session from its parent (in IE).
However, if I embed an instance of IE in a VBA form in Excel and click
on the link, the new window doesn't inherit the session.
I have no idea why this should happen at all since both instances of the
browser have access to the same cookies.
Can anyone tell me how to inherit a session like that? I've tried
passing over $PHPSESSID without any success (PHPSESSID is set correctly,
but $_SESSION is empty)
Use stored cookies (with a lifetime set) instead of session cookies, perhaps?
http://www.php.net/manual/en/functio...kie-params.php
Yup, that'll probably work. I've found out that browsers spawned from an
existing browser window all share the same data space including
temporary cookies. However spawning a new browser from within a VBA
embedded browser actually starts a new instance of the browser. As to
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