Hi
On Tue 27. 9. 2005 11:17, Sebastian Mendel wrote:
with sessions/cookies the different window names (required for querywindow) can be easily stored in the session/cookie
so this would be accessible from everywhere without annoying javascript
(also the javascritp capabilty of the browser at all, can be stored there to get rid of this noscript constructs everywhere)
was there any discusions regarding sessions in the past? are there any important points that speak against sessions?
There was discussion in far away past, which lead to consensus that we can not use sessions until they're natively in PHP. As you can see, it was in times of PHP 3 :-).
In fact sessions could solve lot of problems with redirects and large SQL queries we have, however nobody has yet implemented that.
If you're going to implement this, do not forget that sessions should work also without cookies enabled.