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Unfortunately for me it’s not working :

A page of my website, called iframe.php uses frameset.

The first frame is just a small php file fixed on the top, in order to see the banner and some information from a sql database.

The 2nd is a whole website (commercial), and when i try to order something the caddie stay empty.

If i turn the security to lower (on ie), it works. It works fine too on FF and Chrome.

So, it’s really the same problem, but writting :

header(‘P3P: CP=”ALL ADM DEV PSAi COM OUR OTRo STP IND ONL”‘);

just before session_start(); is not workin at all …

I also use this (necessary for us :)

$CR_ini_set = ini_set ( “session.gc_maxlifetime” , “3600″ );
define(“_PATH_TMP”, “./../sessions”);
ini_set(‘session.save_path’, _PATH_TMP);
session_cache_expire (60);
header(‘P3P: CP=”ALL ADM DEV PSAi COM OUR OTRo STP IND ONL”‘);
session_start();

Any idea ?

Thanks for your answer,

Franck

I am facing a problem in internet explorer with my asp classic application. i am working on asp application which is a kind of search engine returns results depending upon certain criteria. This application is working fine on all browsers except internet explorer. in IE after 2-3 results the sessions got mixed up or blank resulting in wrong result or error. there is no technical error as none of other browser shows such kind of problem. i need to delete the cookies in order to make it work well again on IE. Can any one help me in this issue.

1- How to have it in html ?

I’m thinking of something like:

2- In which file to have it ? In the file containing the frameset or in each included frame file ?

Thanks !

Stephane

Some of the security measures Microsoft has introduced are really laughable, just ask how many people turn off UAC as the first thing when they use Windows Vista. Similar securities measures have been in place on *nix (including OS X) systems for ages but apparently Microsoft decided to come over the top and make user experience far worse.

Well, making a website broken is not logical to me. Besides, I don’t see how IE would be any securer than Firefox, Safari and Opera, etc.

I admin a system where everyone logs in with just a username, no passwords. Then someone decided some reasonable security was in order, and we start requiring a password. So you call us angrily and say that breaking the program for you is not logical.

You can disregard security practices all you want, but don’t expect the world to accomodate you.

I wish I’d found this post earlier in the day. That one line of code was the solution to about 5 hours of struggling.

THANK YOU.