I implemented this hack but what is happening is that teh flag “firstTimeSession” gets reset since the form is being submitted and thus, the code is going into a perpetual loop submitting the form everytime.

How come it did not occur to anyone else?

I want to implement cookie manager in safari.
this tool need to allow me to read and write persistent cookies.
Do you have and idea how to implement this in Safari

Thanks guys

I found out that things were not executed in the correct order. (I used jquery.ready() to solve this).

Also, I found out a way to find out when the iframe has fully loaded the page.

$(”#sessionframe”).load(function()
{
alert(”Sessionframe fully loaded”);
});

For this to work you need the sessionframe to be inside the DOM of the page. In other words, you need to put this just after the append, the problem here is that the submission will be take place at the instant when append is executed.

To solve it all:
$(document).ready(function ()
{
$(”body”).append(”);
$(”#sessionframe”).load(function () {
alert(”Iframe is fully loaded”);
});
submitSessionForm();
});

Firsty, as suggested above, set the header:

header(’p3p: CP=”ALL DSP COR PSAa PSDa OUR NOR ONL UNI COM NAV”‘);

From here on in, IE is fine, for other browsers, had to set a session variable then refresh the page on the first run.

if(strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], ‘MSIE’) == false)
{
if(!isset($_SESSION['FIRST_RUN']))
{
$_SESSION['FIRST_RUN'] = TRUE;
header(’Location: ‘ . Conf::SITE_PATH . ‘/school/login’);
exit;
}
}

Thanks for this, have been looking for the solution for ages.

Great work and it woeks a treat, keep up the good work

The order of the events I see with the mentioned approach :
(1) host remote domain page (let’s call mainpage.htm)
(2) blank.php
(3) startsession.php

I want the response of #3 to invoke some javascript on #1. I’m playing with the response type of json and other but none of them seem to be working.

Anyone any idea?

Thanks!