Hello,

I have followed your advice, and I seem to have got it to work as I expect. This has though confused me entirely. How was it possible that I was even able to login, if I hadn't set the cookie on redirect. And why should it have made any difference whether I called Members.pl directly (displays logged in), compared to calling a php webpage that redirects to Members.pl (displays not logged in). Considering this, I believe my "confused" understanding was justified, unless there is some logical explanation. Just to clarify, I wasn't sure what aspect of my code may have caused the problem, therefore I wanted to provide everything that revolved around CGI::Session.

Here are the important snippets of my updated "login" code:

#create session
my $session = new CGI::Session();

#create cookie
my $session_cookie = new CGI::Cookie(
    -name => 'CGISESSID',
    -value => $session->id(),
    -domain => 'domain.com',
);

#redirect
print redirect(
    -cookie => [$session_cookie],
    -uri => $referer,
);

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Thanks for your advice and persistance,

Chris

In reply to Re^4: CGI::Session "cache" issue by Zhris
in thread CGI::Session "cache" issue by Zhris

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