I've got a Smarty project which works with jQuery as well, where I struggled about an issue some days ago. index.php
session_start();
require_once 'controller.php';
*//nothing else happens here*
I load my controllers and templates then
controller.php
<?php
isset($_GET[controller]) ? $controller="/".$_GET[controller] : $controller = "/index";
isset($_GET[department]) ? $department="/".$_GET[department] : $department = "/index";
require_once "controller".$department.$controller.".php";
$smarty->display("templates" . $department . $controller . ".tpl");
on page load my jQuery auto loads different sub-templates and I've echoed the $_SESSION content at the beginning of each controller file
Here's my JS
autoload_subtemplate = function(data) {
var target = data.target;
var id = data.id;
*//fill target container*
var page2load = data.page.split("_");
$.get("http://"+GLOB_ENV+"MYDOMAIN/"+page2load[0]+"/"+page2load[1]+"?"
+ "import=1"
+ "&data=" + JSON.stringify(data),function(content){
$("#"+target).html(content);
*//searching for content to autoload*
if( $('#'+target).parent().attr("id")=="content" ){
$("a.auto.loadsubtpl").each(function(){
var load = $(this).attr("loadtarget");
var page = $(this).attr("loadpage").split("_");
//****************************************************
//the file, loading now, returns an empty $_SESSION
//NOTE: it's the same action, as the $.get some lines above
//where the SESSION is NOT lost!!!
//****************************************************
$.get("http://"+GLOB_ENV+"MYDOMAIN/"+page[0]+"/"+page[1]
+"?import=1"
+"&data=" + JSON.stringify(data),function(details){
$("#"+load).append(details);
$(this).addClass("active");
$("#"+load).show();
});
});
}
}
);
return false;
};
Now the weird thing: If I put an echo "whatever"; into my root/index.php, right after the session_start(); the $_SESSION is still there.
As this workaround is kinda stupid i'm wondering if there is someone out there, who has a explanation for this.
I simply call print_r($_SESSION) in the regarding php files, i'm loading via AJAX.
