mark huron
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First off, I need to say I am posting this here because I know the problem is not with my script - I have frequently tested it on my own computer, and it worked correctly here on X10 before all of the migrations, moves, and updates.
If this is not the appropriate place for my thread I give my apologies and ask that it may be moved to the correct place.
My website relies on PHP sessions for user login. However, after these recent migrations the website has been, err, a bit unusual. You can successfully login, but every time you go to a page there is about a 50 - 50 chance of it displaying the page correctly, or it will seemingly "forget" the session and the script tells you that you must log in. However the session does still exist to some extent because even after the script has told you that you must login, it may instead display normally upon refresh or going to a different page, or it may simply tell you that you need to login again. As I said earlier, its a 50 - 50 chance.
I had thought my script was simply damaged during the migrations, so I uploaded a fresh copy of the entire site and the problem still persists.
Has anyone else been noticing PHP sessions behaving badly? Or is it just me? Any support on this issue would be greatly appreciated.
thanks,
-Nathan
If this is not the appropriate place for my thread I give my apologies and ask that it may be moved to the correct place.
My website relies on PHP sessions for user login. However, after these recent migrations the website has been, err, a bit unusual. You can successfully login, but every time you go to a page there is about a 50 - 50 chance of it displaying the page correctly, or it will seemingly "forget" the session and the script tells you that you must log in. However the session does still exist to some extent because even after the script has told you that you must login, it may instead display normally upon refresh or going to a different page, or it may simply tell you that you need to login again. As I said earlier, its a 50 - 50 chance.
I had thought my script was simply damaged during the migrations, so I uploaded a fresh copy of the entire site and the problem still persists.
Has anyone else been noticing PHP sessions behaving badly? Or is it just me? Any support on this issue would be greatly appreciated.
thanks,
-Nathan
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