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I’m using session variables in my php application, and I put session_start() at the first line (after the php, of course) of all my pages. But I’m losing data from two pages before.
Example: If I store $_SESSION['var1'], in the next page I will retrieve its value correctly, but if I go one more page ahead, I lose the data.
I use session_start() in all pages and I only reset the session at the index page where my user login-in.
Did someone pass through this and know what can I do? I’m testing using wamp, and in the localhost the problem doesn’t happen. It only happens at my company’s godaddy server (with cpanel hosting).
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My index.php was destroying the session data, even if the page doesn't pass trhought it, the session was always erased.
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Its the problem of the server and not the script. Usually to maintain the server load the sessions that are created at your site can expire in a short amount of time. There are ways like editing the php.ini file of the www directory but every hosting server could have different methods.