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Posted by KDawg44 on August 3, 2008, 11:27 am
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> > > > Hi,
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> > > > I have a variable I would like to put in the $_SESSION array.
> > > > However, I am not accessing this through a PHP script but am instea=
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> > > > returning this to a javascript function through an AJAX call. =A0I =
need
> > > > to set this as part of the session. =A0Can I either:
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> > > > 1.) =A0Set the session variable within the script that is called th=
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> > > > the AJAX call. =A0Will I be able to call for this on successive pag=
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> > > > The page is accessed only through the AJAX call so will the SESSION
> > > > variable be set properly?
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> > > > or
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> > > > 2.) =A0Is there a way that I can pass the data received back from t=
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> > > > AJAX call (in a javascript function) into a PHP function in the sam=
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> > > > document to then set it in the session?
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> > > > The call is being made through the AJAX call and this cannot be
> > > > changed.
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> > > > Thanks for any insight.
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> > > > Kevin
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> > > Okay, when I read my own question, I think #2 doesn't even make sense
> > > since PHP is server side and js is client side. =A0So, can #1 be done
> > > properly?
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> > > Thanks.
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> > Nevermind. =A0Got it working correctly.
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> > Thanks!
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> Nevermind... I do NOT have it working correctly.... =A0thought I did.
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> It appears that setting $_SESSION['var'] in the script that is called
> by AJAX and then trying to retrieve it on another PHP page is not
> working.
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> I guess I will have to use JavaScript cookies to accomplish my task
> unless anyone else can lead me any where else.
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> Thanks.
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> Kevin
Good again.... missing a session_start(); on one of the pages....
whoops...
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