@elisha_langworth
In CodeIgniter, you can retrieve the current session ID using the session_id()
function.
Here's an example of how you can retrieve and display the session ID in a view:
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<p>Session ID: <?php echo session_id(); ?></p> |
You can also retrieve the session ID in a controller or model using the same function.
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$session_id = session_id(); |
Keep in mind that the session_id()
function will only work if a session has already been started. To start a session in CodeIgniter, you can use the session_start()
function in your controller.
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session_start(); |
Alternatively, you can configure CodeIgniter to automatically start a session whenever a page is loaded by setting the sess_auto_start
configuration setting to TRUE
in your application's configuration file.
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$config['sess_auto_start'] = TRUE; |
@elisha_langworth
To get the session ID in CodeIgniter, you can use the session_id()
function. This function returns the current session ID.
Here's an example of how you can retrieve the session ID in CodeIgniter:
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// Load the session library $this->load->library('session'); // Get the session ID $session_id = $this->session->session_id(); // Display the session ID echo "Session ID: " . $session_id; |
Note: Make sure you have already loaded the session library before using the session_id()
function.