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GeonoTRON2000 wrote:

XenoK wrote:

How to transfer $_SESSION data from one place to another via storing it in a mysql database.

On the same website/domain?

sort of.  The way that godaddy makes sub-domains work are a bit confusing, but across sub-domains.

As long as they're on the some server, you can use this:

session_id("YOUR SESSION ID HERE");
session_start();

GeonoTRON2000 wrote:

As long as they're on the some server, you can use this:

Code:

session_id("YOUR SESSION ID HERE");
session_start();

awesome! thanks!

jvvg wrote:

XenoK wrote:

GeonoTRON2000 wrote:

As long as they're on the some server, you can use this:

Code:

session_id("YOUR SESSION ID HERE");
session_start();

awesome! thanks!

Actually, no. The session ID is stored in a cookie. It will definitely not go across different domains (even on the same server), but might go across subdomains.

Also, for using subdomains, you actually want ".yoursite.com" instead of "*.yoursite.com"

It worked for me actually.

GeonoTRON2000 wrote:

jvvg wrote:

XenoK wrote:

awesome! thanks!

Actually, no. The session ID is stored in a cookie. It will definitely not go across different domains (even on the same server), but might go across subdomains.

Also, for using subdomains, you actually want ".yoursite.com" instead of "*.yoursite.com"

*facepalm*
No, sessions are stored on the server.

according to this: http://www.htmlgoodies.com/beyond/php/a … ssions.htm , the session id is stored in a cookie, but everything else is stored in the server.

Last edited by XenoK (2012-08-07 22:09:20)

GeonoTRON2000 wrote:

XenoK wrote:

GeonoTRON2000 wrote:

*facepalm*
No, sessions are stored on the server.

according to this: http://www.htmlgoodies.com/beyond/php/a … ssions.htm , the session id is stored in a cookie, but everything else is stored in the server.

*facepalm*
I mean the session data. (such as variables)

:{ ok, my question has been answered and solved...