Re: frames, session variables, and refresh


lost hope wrote:
> hey all,
> my index.html file has 2 frames. one of the frames (left.php) sets a
> php session variable (using a form). this works as expected. however,
> when the user hits refresh on index.html, that session variable is
> lost, even though the session id itself remains the exact same. is
> this the expected behavior? if possible, how can i ensure the session
> variable persists across the page refresh? thanks!
> -henry

Hi,

It may be that your PHP session id needs to be passed from the left
hand frame to the main frame and maybe the frameset itself.

I had a similar thing happen on my college project a year or so ago but
my memory is a bit hazy so please forgive me if I'm wrong on this.

Kind regards,

Jimmy.

.

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