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<0> and charge
<1> hm, Zenethian, what about a pure .net implementation? like, no sys, none of that, just the straight .net tree
<2> erm
<1> because it seems ironpython tries to be both
<1> which, in my eyes, would cause conflict
<3> true, thanks greg
<4> Hi
<4> Im having a little problems with session variables if anyone can help?
<3> heh
<3> dejavu
<4> ha
<4> really?
<4> Hi
<4> Im having a little problems with session variables if anyone can help?
<3> yea, not 5 seconds ago i fixed my session variable problem
<3> oh god
<4> haha
<3> stfu with that ****
<4> :(
<4> thought it'd be ironic
<3> i was gonna help you too ;/
<4> :) im nice
<3> anyways, problem?
<4> im trying to make my site really dynamic, therefore i have an index.php that changes depending on user
<4> i have created session variable $_SESSION(['header'])
<4> which contains the include path
<4> then i update (i think) with javascript yet it doesnt change
<3> why not just header refreh?
<3> with php
<4> as in header("location")?
<3> no
<3> header("refresh")
<4> refreshes the content?
<3> @header
<5> (PHP 3, PHP 4, PHP 5)
<5> void header ( string string [, bool replace [, int http_response_code]] )
<5> Send a raw HTTP header
<5> http://www.php.net/header
<1> header("Location: http://foo";);
<6> who was it here working with Google API?
<6> follower?
<1> "Location:" is a special header to php
<1> throw it first
<1> it'll make apache throw a 203 redirect (203?)
<1> you can achieve the same with header("HTTP/1.1 <status>")
<1> which is also special to apache
<1> er, php
<4> but that will redirect the wrong one, i update the session variable in an another php file
<1> there is no such header("refresh")
<1> unless the php devs slipped it in
<1> so what do you want to do, Sarkie? spell it out
<1> [13:51:13] <4> then i update (i think) with javascript yet it doesnt change
<1> that's pretty vague
<1> from what i gather, you have a session variable that you want changed when the user does something on your page, and you're trying to do it impossibly with javascript
<1> am i right?
<4> I have a php with a number of divs, with includes to php files, e.g. include(session variable header), i click a javascript button, which then loads a login.php that updates the session variable of header
<1> http is stateless
<1> "session variables" are a hack implemented on the server side
<4> lamence terms
<1> to update session variables AT ALL a complete state refresh will be needed, which means no javascript
<1> that means the request will have to be redone
<1> completely
<4> so do an location
<1> it won't affect the page you're looking at
<1> i'm gathering someone does something in one of your divs and you'd like the result to magically be available everywhere else right?
<4> well in the content part
<4> yeah
<1> header("Location:") must be the first thing sent to your client, which rules your case out
<1> your solution is inaccessible using php
<1> because php is all server side when you're dealing with http
<4> thats what you get for trying to learn a new language
<4> right
<4> so
<4> this a better idea
<1> dare i suggest javascript?
<1> maybe ajax?
<4> ARRGGHH
<4> nah
<1> the dynamic way to go these days seems to be ajax
<1> which looks like a lot of fun, i've been meaning to play with it
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