Re: Disappearing $_SESSION

Mike,

All pages have session_start() immediately following the includes. The
headers are set AFTER the session_start().

Following the session_start() is a mess of print() functions that
output a formatted XML file. I just realized that this file doesn't end
with session_write_close(). Is this causing the problem?

Jason

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