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From: Roy R. <rs...@ae...> - 2002-02-05 23:07:30
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On Sat, 2 Feb 2002, Bosko wrote: > Although there are many good and handy suggestions on these cookie and IE > issues scattered all over PHPHelpdesk's online forums, there is no (at > least to my knowledge) single solution that is the Right Thing to Do (tm). > So I propose an easy and relativly painless work-around that will probably > allow more browsers and WWW software to work with PHPHelpdesk: lets > implement an option where current user logins are stored in variable > sessions passed in the URL, and not cookies. > > Anyone have any ideas or comments? I am relativily skilled in PHP so I > would be willing to help with this on the coding and implementation part, > and I'd probably want to get this done soon. Comments? > > This seems like a good idea. I ran into a potentially-related problem where, in Opera 6.0, clicking on 'View Jobs' wouldn't quite work right if you: A) view a ticket; B) add an event to the ticket; C) Press 'View Jobs.' This problem would *not* occur if you skipped step (B). This seemed to be because the URL you were viewing and the URL you were clicking to seemed identical. I fixed this by modifying the <form element in vj_showticket.scp.php to be: <form method=POST action="<?echo $g_base_url;?>/index.php?whattodo=viewjobs&t_id=<?echo $t_id?>"> Which seeemd to do the job. Once you make your fix, I'd love to see if it also fixes the problem I was trying to fix originally. -roy |