Have you put session_start() in your index. Php?
Oh, geez... I'm used to doing that up-front when I build a project from scratch. Didn't think of doing that in CI. I just put a session_start() in the single controller function that I needed it, instead of putting it in CI globally.
– mogmismo Sep 20 '10 at 21:54.
This should work: if (!$this->session->userdata('user_id')){ $this->session->set_userdata('usermap', $_SESSION'user_id'); } You should use the session provided by CodeIgniter instead of mixing in native sessions.
I've got a Codeigniter project I'm working on, and using the CI Sessions (stored in a DB), but I need to check for a variable in another $_SESSION from another application (in the same cookie domain), but when I try, from the CI controller to use native PHP sessions to get this one bit of info ($_SESSION'blah'), it looks like CI is stripping out that global $_SESSION data. Anyone know a way I can get at it? Any help would be appreciated.
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