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I have a problem using the trial of the image uploader with PHP. I'm using CakePHP for a web app and login (the login is saved using PHP sessions). The session is stored within a cookie. After uploading images with Aurigma, for some reason, the page is refreshed and the session is no longer valid. Inside the script executed to store the uploaded files, I have saved some debug info to show the current cookies. I see that Aurigma is sending the session ID in a cookie, but for some reason session_id( ) displays a brand new session, effectively destroying the previous one. Is this a known issue? Could this be something with CakePHP?
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Quote:Inside the script executed to store the uploaded files, I have saved some debug info to show the current cookies. I see that Aurigma is sending the session ID in a cookie, but for some reason session_id( ) displays a brand new session, effectively destroying the previous one. I'm not an admin here but here's what I did (php): Code:iu.addParam('Action', '/upload.php?sid=');
Then in the upload script, set the session id to the one that was sent: Code:session_id($_GET['sid']);
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I've tried that... For one reason or another the image uploader is destroying the session or changing the value of the current session somehow. I have no idea why it's doing this - it's a bummer because I can't use this software without sessions support.
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Also, if I point the Action to any other page outside CakePHP, it works fine with the redirect. So something in the upload is affecting the session.
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Hello, Let me describe how Image Uploader processes cookies. It just reads the document.cookie string from the current page and sends it in the upload request header. |
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Yeah, I see the session being passed as a cookie, but for some reason it still is starting a brand new session. I have no idea why this would be happening... The product just uses a simple POST to upload photos, correct?
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I've also noticed the $_SERVER array is empty on upload... I don't know if this helps.
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Hello, Please try to check if the Concurrent Upload sample works correctly on your server. It uses the $_SERVER array and if it is empty, as you wrote before, the script would not work. Edited by user Tuesday, October 28, 2008 5:57:56 AM(UTC)
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Hi, I am a newbie too. I tried the ImageUploader in an Extension for Typo3. I have the same problem. Everytime I upload some fotos, I loose my SessionCookie and have to re-login. When I use another action (no Typo3-site) everthing works well.
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I am having the problem with session also. I am unable to store the sessions anymore and hence logged out of the system. Please aid me with this issue...cant work without sessions dude...
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