Ryan A wrote:
> Hey,
>
>>Do I have to start a session in index.php which is calling the sideFrame
> and
>>mainFrame or just in mainFrame or just in sideFrame or in all?? AGH!
>>going nuts!
>
> /*
> As far as I know there is no harm in calling session_start() in all your
> Iframes and Frames. Ac
PHP, and it's sessions, knows absolutely nothing about frames. A frame
is just another page, the browser just happens to display it inside of
another page. From a session standpoint, you should treat each frame as
an independent page.
On Dec 5, 2004, at 9:12 PM, Ryan A wrote:
Hi,
Reading the di
Hey,
>Do I have to start a session in index.php which is calling the sideFrame
and
>mainFrame or just in mainFrame or just in sideFrame or in all?? AGH!
>going nuts!
/*
As far as I know there is no harm in calling session_start() in all your
Iframes and Frames. According to theory a new sessi
Ryan A wrote:
Hi,
Reading the different articles on phpbuilder/devshed/phpfreaks etc has left
me a bit confused..
will start from the beginning so you guys(and girls) can give me some advise
and show me the right path again ;-)
I have a normal user/pass login screen, after which I start a session f
Hi,
Reading the different articles on phpbuilder/devshed/phpfreaks etc has left
me a bit confused..
will start from the beginning so you guys(and girls) can give me some advise
and show me the right path again ;-)
I have a normal user/pass login screen, after which I start a session for
the client
It's the same as any other web page. When you define a frameset, you
do so with URLs, so the session value can be passed to each window of
the frameset via the URL.
Obviously cookies or PHP enabled with enable-trans-sid will make this
job easy/transparent.
The real issue you have is that a fr
hi
how can i use session variables in a page with multiple framesets?
where in all frame will get the session variables being passed
thanks
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