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August 15, 2016 at 8:37 pm #1132804
Benjamin BParticipantDoes X (renew stack) invoke session_destroy() during its page load process? I’m trying to pass info via a session cookie, using a form / validation codebase that is well-worn and super-reliable in its current theme, but totally fails in a test rebuild using X. Custom page template, in case that matters.
Working session pass (current theme) (fill out subscribe data, see that it is passed successfully to an order summary page):
https://funnytimes.com/subscribe/Session fails to pass (X theme):
https://funnytimes.com/testbed/subscribe/… any ideas?
:Benjamin Barnet
August 16, 2016 at 3:34 am #1133177
LelyModeratorHello Benjamin,
Yes, we don’t invoke sessions in X theme. We don’t have this feature. This might be because of your setup and not theme related. Sessions are not shareable on HTTPS or it might be configure on specific folder. In your case, your sharing session on two different site setup.
From here:https://funnytimes.com/testbed/subscribe/
To here:https://www.funnytimes.com/testbed/subscribecheck/?filename=pppfp/html/4325479286803307e3bb4fa77238f6c8.htmlOn the second link you have www. I tried to submit to check.
On this link it shows no record no session:https://www.funnytimes.com/testbed/subscribecheck/?filename=pppfp/html/4325479286803307e3bb4fa77238f6c8.htmlIt is working here:
https://funnytimes.com/testbed/subscribecheck.
See attached screenshot. Please remove the www on this URL:https://www.funnytimes.com/testbed/subscribecheck/?filename=pppfp/html/4325479286803307e3bb4fa77238f6c8.html or better yet always use WWW on all links.Hope this helps.
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