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Same session in a second and third level domain
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| Giacomo 2006-12-11, 7:01 pm |
| Hi everybody,
I have to domains,
www.domain.com
name.domain.com
I would like to share session between this two domains, but I was not
able to do this, even if I used "session.cookie_domain" feature.
Any suggestions?
Bye and thanks
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Giacomo
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| Giacomo 2006-12-11, 7:01 pm |
| Giacomo ha scritto:
> Hi everybody,
> I have to domains,
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> www.domain.com
> name.domain.com
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> I would like to share session between this two domains, but I was not
> able to do this, even if I used "session.cookie_domain" feature.
>
> Any suggestions?
Nobody can help me?
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Giacomo
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| Madkour 2006-12-11, 7:01 pm |
| HI Giacomo,
Can you post the relevent part of your code?
I'm not sure how you're using the "session.cookie_domain". Have you
used it with the cookie set params / get params functions?
You can also use the setcookie function. More information about it can
be found on "http://nl3.php.net/setcookie". There is a point written
about the exact issue you are discussing. It should be possible to use
the same session cookie among sub-domains. According to the information
in the above mentioned link, the absence of the '.' before the domain
name can cause some inconsistencies.
Good luck,
Madkour
Giacomo wrote:
> Giacomo ha scritto:
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> Nobody can help me?
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> Giacomo
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| Giacomo 2006-12-11, 7:01 pm |
| Madkour ha scritto:
> HI Giacomo,
> Can you post the relevent part of your code?
> I'm not sure how you're using the "session.cookie_domain". Have you
> used it with the cookie set params / get params functions?
> You can also use the setcookie function. More information about it can
> be found on "http://nl3.php.net/setcookie". There is a point written
> about the exact issue you are discussing. It should be possible to use
> the same session cookie among sub-domains. According to the information
> in the above mentioned link, the absence of the '.' before the domain
> name can cause some inconsistencies.
Thanks a lot, I solved it with this code before session_start:
session_set_cookie_params(0 , '', '.mydomain.it');
Thanks again...=)
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Giacomo
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