tried everything

I've read many articles as well as the php manual, yet, am still unable to
get $_SESSION[] values to persist.
WinXP, PHP 5, Apache 2.

I've changed:
session.cookie_path = /
to this:
session.cookie_path =

....which finally got PHP to store session data in the session files, but
even though the values exist in the files I'm unable to access them with
$_SESSION[].

I'm getting closer, but cannot cross that finish line. I think it's
something along the lines of the above, like a configuration issue, but I
don't know what else to try.

One article suggested adding the line:
header('P3P: CP="NOI ADM DEV PSAi COM NAV OUR OTRo STP IND DEM"');
....immediately after session_start() (for WinXP/IE6) and though I initially
thought this was a long shot, I believe I'll try it right after I post this.
If it works, I'll be right back to document it.

Thanks for any "long shots."

Re: tried everything

Forget it. I think I'm at the wrong place.

"joeblow" wrote in message
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> I've read many articles as well as the php manual, yet, am still unable to
> get $_SESSION[] values to persist.
> WinXP, PHP 5, Apache 2.
>
> I've changed:
> session.cookie_path = /
> to this:
> session.cookie_path =
>
> ...which finally got PHP to store session data in the session files, but
> even though the values exist in the files I'm unable to access them with
> $_SESSION[].
>
> I'm getting closer, but cannot cross that finish line. I think it's
> something along the lines of the above, like a configuration issue, but I
> don't know what else to try.
>
> One article suggested adding the line:
> header('P3P: CP="NOI ADM DEV PSAi COM NAV OUR OTRo STP IND DEM"');
> ...immediately after session_start() (for WinXP/IE6) and though I
initially
> thought this was a long shot, I believe I'll try it right after I post
this.
> If it works, I'll be right back to document it.
>
> Thanks for any "long shots."
>
>