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Matthijs said:Hi all!
This is my first post.
I could use some input on the following topic:
On my webpage, I will show a disclaimer, that will show up on every page, until you click "I have read and understood the disclaimer".
This is not too hard, as I can use cookies for this. Once a user clicked the required button, a small script will set a cookie.
For browsers that do not allow cookies, I want to make it at least work for the duration of the session. For as far as I know I have at least two options to do this without cookies:
1- Add a variable, like ?disclaimer=understood in the URL
2- use a HTTP_POST_VAR to set disclaimer=understood
Both have the disadvantage of having to change all links on my page either by adding the ?disclaimer= or changing the page into a form.
Is there an easier way of transporting information across pages?
Regards,
Matthijs
hello Matthijs:
this is just a trial, but you can bring variable by using session like this
in you 1s t page
<?php
session_start();
session_register("disclaimer"); <==dont put $ in disclaimer
//body here
?>
all pages should have sesions_start(); like
<?
session_start();
//body
?>
$disclaimer will be pass in all pages even if you will now use "?disclaimer="
TY