Thanks.
I think the problem is that the url that I point to when I initialize the widget (let’s say whatever.php) will return null as either $_GET or even $_SESSION if I set $_SESSION[‘id’] to $_GET[‘id’], but if I write include(‘whatever.php’); in the head of the page that will display the grid results, I get the results (of course as text up top) – then whatever.php seems to recognize the $_GET or $_SESSION variables.
so my naive assumption is that if there is not an explicit line of code INCLUDEing the page in the url call when I initialize the widget, then the server doesn’t see that page isn’t part of the session and thus won’t get $_GET or $_SESSION?
Does that make sense?
PS using php 5.4 with IIS 7.5 and pointing to MSSQL server db – that has never been a problem. Your widgets work great BTW!!
It’s just this one thing and I am sure it is me not getting something.
