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Comments for: chriskings20001128
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Date: 10/28/03 19:56
By: Michael Subject: RE: EASIER Cross Domain This seems to be easier the only configuration you need to do to apache is something that MIGHT be already running.. just turn on your LOOP-BACK feature in your conf file. I believe it to be more secure too since your not really MAKING a session id. you just use the one each visitor to your site creates.. you just pass it through the URL with a simple href script like follows.. page 1 ( www.whateverdomain.com ) http://www.whateverdomain.com/<?=$PHPSESSID;?> then..on page 2 ( www.theotherdomain.com ) just add this at the VERY top... identified by A , B, C. to seperate from the explanations. A --- list($dummy, $sesid) = explode ('/', PATH_INFO);--- ### THE $dummy is really just that.. the first variable available you can't set, since its basically the url itself.. so just call a $dummy to take its place and use the 2,3, and so on variables. B --- session_id($sesid); ---- C --- session_start(); ---- that should really be all you need to get from domain to domain using session ID's and NOT really being vulnerable to hackers. when you close the browser, you destroy the session id the same as normal. THIS is what I had to do to get it to work, this caused me from buying 25 SSL Certs( $4000.00 ) to just purchasing one and using it on my main site and just call to it for checkout on my e-commerce sites. |
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| Cross Domain | Lavanya | 05/23/08 03:23 |
| RE: (yet(yet)) another possible | Guus derks | 12/13/07 04:48 |
| RE: Cross Domain | samantha | 02/19/05 07:03 |
| RE: EASIER Cross Domain | Michael | 10/28/03 19:56 |
| Setting cookies on a Linux Webserver | Siva | 10/17/02 02:07 |
| RE: expiring cookies. | Keri Henare | 07/25/02 04:01 |
| RE: (yet(yet)) another possible | Danny Tuppeny | 09/12/01 09:28 |
| RE: Great, why use rewrite at all? | Danny Tuppeny | 09/12/01 09:24 |
| RE: Why not use redirection? | Danny Tuppeny | 09/12/01 09:22 |
| expiring cookies. | nagaraj | 09/12/01 05:50 |
| RE: Privacy Concerns of John Q. Public | Jesse | 08/03/01 14:49 |
| (yet(yet)) another possible | Hugh | 02/24/01 16:37 |
| RE: Not a session | Phil Greenway | 02/15/01 16:33 |
| RE: Another method | David Davis | 02/02/01 14:16 |
| Yet another way | sander | 12/16/00 15:15 |
| RE: I think I would have... | Chris Kings-Lynne | 12/04/00 21:08 |
| RE: Another method | Matthew Kendall | 12/04/00 02:26 |
| Another method | Andrew Dickinson | 12/03/00 15:09 |
| Privacy Concerns of John Q. Public | Jim Hawley | 12/02/00 11:07 |
| Great, why use rewrite at all? | Brian Tanner | 12/01/00 20:51 |
| Why not use redirection? | Johannes Erdfelt | 12/01/00 14:17 |
| RE: Cookies | Hreinn Beck | 12/01/00 04:51 |
| I think I would have... | Paul K Egell-Johnsen | 11/30/00 13:13 |
| RE: Cross Domain | marcoBR | 11/29/00 20:14 |
| RE: Cross Domain | Robert | 11/29/00 19:25 |
| deleting cookies | Donncha O Caoimh | 11/29/00 08:03 |
| Cross Domain | Micheal O Shea | 11/29/00 07:23 |
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