[FX.php List] Another question about passing variables
Bob Patin
bob at patin.com
Tue May 15 11:30:03 MDT 2007
Here's an additional question along the lines of my previous one:
This particular site sells access to clients who put a link on their
sites; when they get to the PHP site, I check their username and
allow them access.
I originally wrote the site to retrieve their domain name and verify
their membership using their domain names; however, this had spotty
results because sites that used Flash or ASP consistently failed.
So in addition to ASP-driven sites, Flash-driven sites also seem to
have some trouble with the variables that I pass using URLS with
enbedded variables. Is this a known issue with Flash and ASP, or is
there some sort of workaround or command that I could add that would
enable the site to work with sites that use ASP and Flash?
When I have the client use a link that opens our site in a new
window, it opens fine; however, most of these users want to embed the
PHP site inside a frame on their site, and I have to try to make this
work the way the clients wants it to work.
Does it have to do with session variable storage? That's my guess;
here are my session settings:
enabled
Registered save handlers
files user
Directive
Local Value
Master Value
session.auto_start
Off
Off
session.bug_compat_42
On
On
session.bug_compat_warn
On
On
session.cache_expire
180
180
session.cache_limiter
nocache
nocache
session.cookie_domain
no value
no value
session.cookie_lifetime
0
0
session.cookie_path
/
/
session.cookie_secure
Off
Off
session.entropy_file
no value
no value
session.entropy_length
0
0
session.gc_divisor
100
100
session.gc_maxlifetime
1440
1440
session.gc_probability
1
1
session.name
PHPSESSID
PHPSESSID
session.referer_check
no value
no value
session.save_handler
files
files
session.save_path
/tmp
/tmp
session.serialize_handler
php
php
session.use_cookies
On
On
session.use_only_cookies
Off
Off
session.use_trans_sid
Off
Off
Thanks,
Bob
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