Posted: Sun 8. May 2005, 07:22
@ isac: haven't you noticed any problems after turning this off ?
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Posted: Mon 9. May 2005, 04:08
So, the problem is not a phpWCMS one, but one due to the setup of your PHP installation. As the php_flag variable suggests. If you are hosted you are kind of at their mercy. I haven't seen this to cause a LOT of problems and it appears that it only does it the first time a person hits your site. All links after that initial one are missing this hashID session variable.
Posted: Mon 9. May 2005, 15:28
This is working for me and didn't found any problems at all. The problem here has nothing to do with phpwcms it's a server side configuration problem. I need it to fix some how. Diferent servers may require another way to deal whith it.
This is what i have in my php.ini after permission request
This is what i have in my php.ini after permission request
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LimitRequestBody 0
php_value upload_max_filesize 6M
php_value post_max_size 6M
php_flag session.use_only_cookies On
php_flag session.use_trans_sid offPosted: Mon 9. May 2005, 21:38
i think it take a prob if u turn off cookie or block itisac wrote:This is working for me and didn't found any problems at all. The problem here has nothing to do with phpwcms it's a server side configuration problem. I need it to fix some how. Diferent servers may require another way to deal whith it.
This is what i have in my php.ini after permission request
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LimitRequestBody 0 php_value upload_max_filesize 6M php_value post_max_size 6M php_flag session.use_only_cookies On php_flag session.use_trans_sid off
Posted: Tue 10. May 2005, 12:37
Can someone tell me whay this is soo bad?
Posted: Tue 10. May 2005, 14:14
yes this definetely is a bad thing but OG said that you couldn't do anything against is when using mod_rewrite. The only way to deal with it, would be to do the following:
Turn off mod_rewrite by phpwcms. Alias your categories as follows:
/yourcat.html
and then create a corresponding .htaccess file.
Turn off mod_rewrite by phpwcms. Alias your categories as follows:
/yourcat.html
and then create a corresponding .htaccess file.
Re: phpsessionid
Posted: Wed 1. Jun 2005, 20:27
YES!!Jaguar wrote:Hey all i found some useful info for this problem,
Found it here:
ini_set( 'arg_separator.output' , '&' );
ini_set( 'url_rewriter.tags' , 'a=href,area=href,frame=src,input=src,fieldset=' );
the first part will make the automatic URL rewriting for sessions use the HTML entity & rather than the default &, which is invalid XHTML. the next line will add the hidden form input (which is valid XHTML) inside a <fieldset> rather than the default, immediately after the <form> tag, which is invalid XHTML. if you don't already have them, you need to put <fieldset> tags inside all <form> tags to get forms to work with PHP sessions. this will change the appearance of your forms, but you can change it back with some CSS styling.
http://weblog.randomchaos.com/index.php?date=2004-11-14
I placed it inside my frontend_init folder, w3c validator validated the page after the change.
Posted: Wed 14. Dec 2005, 18:45
Hey! Cool
Adding these two lines to my .htaccesss file, done the trick
Thanks for sharing 
Cheers,
Adding these two lines to my .htaccesss file, done the trick
isac wrote:This is working for me and didn't found any problems at all.Code: Select all
php_flag session.use_only_cookies On php_flag session.use_trans_sid off
Thanks for sharing
Cheers,