Re: [Cgi-session-user] Wierd CGI-Session

[Senthil N. <rs...@gm...>]

Hi Cristi,

I doubt with the cookie not being set properly in IE.

So, just check with that in the cookies folder, whether it creates the
cookie for that login, when a session is created.

If it is not so, then the problem is with that and proceed from here on.

Hope you are creating the session like this,
$session =3D CGI::Session->new();
 $cgi =3D CGI->new();
  $cookie =3D $cgi->cookie(-name=3D>$session->name, -value=3D>$session->id,
-expires=3D>"+1d");
 print $cgi->header(-cookie=3D>$cookie);

HTH.
Senthil Nathan R



On 10/21/05, Cristi Ocolisan <cr...@wi...> wrote:
>
>  Hi all,
>
>  I must confess that my knowledge of CGI::Session module is limited.
>
> I read all documentation about it, but still I have problems working with
> it.
>
>  I read also a lot of threads on a lot of forums all over the net, but
> there is not an answer for my problem.
>
>  So, the problem is:
>
>  When a user connects to my website ( www.workitportal.ro<http://www.work=
itportal.ro/>)
> he is not logged in (logic). After he logs in, I redirect him to the last
> page he visited.
>
> But if he opens another page and then click a link to the page he logged
> in, the browser does not recognizes him unless he click on refresh button=
.
>
>  I have lost several days trying to solve this problem but no success.
>
>  Ah. The important thing is that it happens only in IE. All other browser=
s
> work correctly.
>
>  Please tell me where my mistake is.
>
>  Thanks.
>
>  Cristi Ocolisan
>
>
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