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I have a strange thing happening here: I have a simple link that passes a handle over the header like so:

 

<a href='index.php?content=diary'>Diary</a>

<a href='index.php?content=committee'>Committee</a>

 

It is in a html template, that my php script grabs and spews out, well thats not that important as it does it for every case of this example.

 

If I view the source it is generating this :

 

<a href='index.php?content=diary&PHPSESSID=186143ed2350950bc689aa45b209c4bc'>Diary</a>

<a href='index.php?content=committee&PHPSESSID=186143ed2350950bc689aa45b209c4bc'>Committee</a>

 

Why would that be?  Is it a setting in the ini file?  I would like to get around this as I obtained a copy of the ini file used by my host freehostia.  Thanks in advance.

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