PHP session problems

date posted 25th January 2003 20:05

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I am using framed redirects (which i know isnt the best way but thats =
all 123-reg seem to offer which will keep the address in the browser) =
for a number of small websites hosted on our local server. The problem =
I'm having is with a particular site which has a login page and then =
uses session variables to store the username. Once the username/password =
has been verifyed the username is stored and then redirects do the home =
page with a number of different options. This works fine over the LAN =
and also if I change the redirect so that no frames are involved. Can =
anyone tell me how I can get this to work with the frame still in place =
so I keep the address in the title bar?

Thanks in advance,

Phil Bayfield
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