Making PHP Sessions Transparent
I think my server might just have this configuration option set, which is causing the PHPSESSID=d66b01bfda72d452f811a7f324bb9ec0 to be appended to my urls. I should just be able to put the following code in my site to remove that pesky request string. ini_set(use_trans_sid, 0); Then again, it might just be time to find a new web host. Can we say php5 support?
on July 12th, 2005 at 3:50 pm
Having the SID in your code isn’t all bad. Will help with SEO, as the session data can be transported across pages for the spiders. I’ve known webmasters to force SIDs into their code, in fact. But they are ugly, for those who don’t “look to see” but notice anyway (for those who care enough to look, usually it’s a sign of beauty — but that is, of course, in the eye of the beholder)
-Luke