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07-12-2009, 06:27 PM
I'm running a 3rd-party uploading program. Works fine in IE, but not Firefox. The author of it said it has something to do with sessionID not being passed on by Firefox, and Adobe only supporting IE, etc, etc, etc.
He gave me some extra code that has to be added to a template, but I'm not sure what template. He said:
You should put this code to the top of file processing script.
Here is code to restore session:
//trying restore browser cookie
if(isset($_POST['MultiPowUpload_browserCookie']))
{
$cookies = split(";", $_POST['MultiPowUpload_browserCookie']);
foreach($cookies as $value)
{
$namevalcookies = split("=", $value);
$browsercookie[trim($namevalcookies[0])] = trim($namevalcookies[1]);
}
$_COOKIE = $browsercookie;
}
//restore session if possible
if(isset($browsercookie) && isset($browsercookie['PHPSESSID']))
{
session_id($browsercookie['PHPSESSID']);
session_start();
}
-- anyone know where this code would go to restore a Firefox session when attaching files?
He gave me some extra code that has to be added to a template, but I'm not sure what template. He said:
You should put this code to the top of file processing script.
Here is code to restore session:
//trying restore browser cookie
if(isset($_POST['MultiPowUpload_browserCookie']))
{
$cookies = split(";", $_POST['MultiPowUpload_browserCookie']);
foreach($cookies as $value)
{
$namevalcookies = split("=", $value);
$browsercookie[trim($namevalcookies[0])] = trim($namevalcookies[1]);
}
$_COOKIE = $browsercookie;
}
//restore session if possible
if(isset($browsercookie) && isset($browsercookie['PHPSESSID']))
{
session_id($browsercookie['PHPSESSID']);
session_start();
}
-- anyone know where this code would go to restore a Firefox session when attaching files?