session.auto_start
hi, got a question about session.auto_start.
if we set it to on, means we can use session?
my server set this to off and whenever i use session_start(), it requires me to login and smetimes i got this error...
Warning: Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent (output started at /nfs/cust/2/1/8/katrin/shop_cart/css.php:1) in /nfs/cust/2/1/8/katrin/shop_cart/admin/search_pro.php on line 5should i ask the host to set it to on?? everything works well if session.auto_start are set to on..
Mark Hensler posted this at 05:04 — 29th July 2002.
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No, you don't need auto_start to be on to use sessions.
What is on Line 5 in search_pro.php ?
joyce posted this at 09:25 — 29th July 2002.
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this is line 5
session_start("my_pass");
but when i run it with session.auto_start() set to on, then everything seems ok..
wat's the problem then??
zollet posted this at 04:35 — 30th July 2002.
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joyce,
what are the 4 first lines in your script? Do you happen to have an include() or echo line? Post them here so we can see where the error is.. Try moving session_start("my_pass"); to the first line and see what happens.
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