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Question Fopen and sessions
I am using fopen to fetch and include the contents of a file into another. Shoudl the sessions be available to the file that was retrieved using fopen or do I have to specify the session ID in the URL?
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why are you using fopen to include a file and not using include?
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Red face pretty stinking good question
I'll get back to you on that...
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why are you using fopen to include a file and not using include?


OK - I emailed the developers to answer this question because honestly I do not know. I am only trying to help solve the problem. With that in mind, are sessions available to files that are included using fopen?
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$_SESSION is an autoglobal but $HTTP_SESSION_VARS is not.

So should be.

so they are fopening a .php file and eval'ing though it? i say replace the fopen fread close loop with an include.
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