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One note: It isn't actually changing the session ID. They remain the same between localhost and localhost:100, however the contents of $_SESSION is cleared out

Hi, So I'm having an issue where I have several virtual hosts set up on my server. Example: localhost (points to htdocs/blah) localhost:100 (points to htdocs/asdf) localhost has session data that needs to be accessible in localhost:100 On my computer, I tested it and it works fine. I set some session data through localhost/file.php. Then, I go to localhost:100/test.php, start the session, and the data is there. However, on our working server, this is not the case. After setting the data and going to localhost:100/test.php, it clears out all the session data. It's as if PHP is recognizing it as a new domain and generating a new SESSID, but the browser sees it as the same in the cookie. ALl that is needed to reset the session data is session_start();. Ideas why it works on my computer but not the server?

I'm pretty sure it's not my code that's wrong. I've put PHP My Admin on there, and a PHPBB Forum, and it all works fine (connects to the database, gets stuff, etc.) but all of it is never-ending loading. A regular *.html or *.php file (with simply <? print("test"); ?>) works fine...it displays test and then stops loading. The only time I have problems is when it connects to mysql database. Even with the phpmyadmin, I can view the tables and data, but it never stops loading. I'm thinking it's something wrong with my mysql installation, but I have no idea what. Hopefully you guys do :) hehe. Any ideas? By the way...I'm using Apache 2.0.58, PHP 5.1.4, and MySQL 4.1. I used a help site to help me set it all up and walk me through the installation...it's tanguay.at or something like that. Couple of things that might be of some help in troubleshooting this... That site mentioned I should have a libmysqli.dll in my C:\PHP folder. I don't, I only have libmysl.dll. In my php.ini, I have the following extensions: extension=php_mysql.dll and extension=php_xsl.dll Under the MYSQL section of the php.ini I have... mysql.allow_persistent = On mysql.max_persistent = -1 mysql.max_links = -1 mysql.default_port = mysql.default_socket = mysql.default_host = mysql.default_user = mysql.default_password = mysql.connect_timeout = 60 mysql.trace_mode = Off I'm guessing not having libmysqli.dll isn't a problem, since I think it's only MySQL Lite anyway, but I thought I'd mention it just in case. Okay, I found the site that I used to help me walk through the install... [a href=\"http://www.tanguay.at/installPhp5.php5?step=1\" target=\"_blank\"]http://www.tanguay.at/installPhp5.php5?step=1[/a] maybe that might help troubleshoot Thanks :)

No, no loop. This is all it is: <? $dbusername="user"; $dbpassword="pass"; $dbdatabase="db"; $db="localhost"; mysql_connect($db,$dbusername,$dbpassword); @mysql_select_db($dbdatabase) or die( "Unable to select database"); print("Done."); mysql_close(); ?>

I installed apache, php, and mysql on my computer...whenever I have a php page that connects to a mysql database, everything works fine except the page continues to "load" even after it's done. Even if it's just simply connecting, then disconnecting, the page will load forever, plus php-cgi.exe is opened ( I see it in my taskmanager) for every page that does this. So if I go to 5 different pages that use mysql, they never stop loading, and I'll have 5 php-cgi.exe's open in my task manager until I manually close them. What's wrong?? thanks!

Many websites I have something like a store locator where you enter a zipcode and it gives nearby stores up to 20 or 30 miles from your zip code. How would I go about making something like this? Thanks!