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Bug #3320 PHPSESSID happens when cookies are enabled
Submitted: 2000-01-26 12:59 UTC Modified: 2000-07-20 00:33 UTC
From: ckohtz at covalent dot net Assigned:
Status: Closed Package: Scripting Engine problem
PHP Version: 4.0 Beta 3 OS: FreeBSD 3.2
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2000-01-26 12:59 UTC] ckohtz at covalent dot net 
--enable-trans-sid was used to compile PHP

I assume this is a scripting engine problem but not sure.  Using IE 5.0 with cookies enabled, when I open my browser to a page with an empty link <a href="">something</a>, the PHPSESSID=stuff is added to the end and some HTML is repeated.

<a href=""><b>New Online Demo Available...</b></a>
?PHPSESSID=1ae0b9afb0d0027089a9d193b96d338f""><b>New Online Demo Available...</b></a>

When I do a refresh, this problem goes away.  Likewise, once opened to the site, if I leave this page, then come back, the error does not reoccur.  It only happens the first time I visit the page.

Empty links do not occur often, but durring development, they are used a lot as place holders for links to pages that haven't been created yet.

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 [2000-07-18 09:26 UTC] hholzgra at cvs dot php dot net 
on the first request we do not know if the
browser will accept cookies so we have to
use trans_sid too

the problems regarding rewritung of empty urls 
are fixed in cvs
 [2000-07-20 00:33 UTC] hholzgra at cvs dot php dot net 
forgot to close
 
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