Thanks for clearing that up. I've learned to refer to the PHP.net documents rather than W3Schools (incomplete info on the operators).

I'm actually a professional C# developer. PHP is more of a hobby thing for me.

What plugin are you using to do the exits?

Here's the deal:

The href for the front page is: http://blog.blokey.de/exit.php?url_id=4912&entry_id=1241

The href for the entry page is:
http://blog.blokey.de/exit.php?url_id=4904&entry_id=1241


The url_id is different, which I think is the fault of ...

Thanks Gavin.

It definitely appears to be an IIS only issue.

I checked all the other code out and I didn't see performing checks like that in any other place. However, the check is performed in several different files in several different ways. I think it'd be a good idea to stick to one standard ...

When looking through the source code, I've seen several nonexistent operators. My tests show these operators work, but why are they there? "===" and "!==" should be "==" and "!=" respectively. I'm I missing something?

Line 566 of functions_config.inc.php:

$secure = !empty($_SERVER['HTTPS']) ? true : false;

$_SERVER['HTTPS'] returns "off" on my server.


I changed it to:

$secure = ($_SERVER['HTTPS']=="on");


I then changed line 12 of serendipity_config.inc.php to:

if ($_SERVER['HTTPS']=="on") {



This ...

I am having the same problem. If it helps, I'm running IIS and not Apache.

$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] is returning www.shadowin.com, no dot at the beginning. The cookie has the domain set as .www.shadowin.com.