no, it works also if your user has cookies disabled.
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this is because mysql_query() returns a result identifier for select
statements NOT a string or whatever you expected...
if ($result) {
my query was syntactically ok, but I still don't know anything about the
result
}
else {
my query was semantically invalid.
}
have a look at mysql_resul
hi & thx for your replies
@chris: thats exactly what I do right now, but I consider it a "workaround",
because I have to use session_register ("count"); first. the funny thing is,
that
when I call this page without an session id...
(just check.php instead of check.php?PHPSESSIONID=2178362178
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