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Hi, i'm in the process of building a login feature on a site.<br />
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The customers login at - https://secure.mysite.com&nbsp;- and then i need to redirect them to their dashboard - https://username.mysite.com<br />
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I am running into a problem with sessions as i am redirecting the user to a different subdomain after they have logged in.<br />
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Should i use a cookie or database session? From what i am reading online, the only real way to do it is to use a cookie?<br />
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Can anyone offer any other advice on this? Thanks in advance for your help.
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Hi, i'm in the process of building a login feature on a site.

The customers login at - https://secure.mysite.com - and then i need to redirect them to their dashboard - https://username.mysite.com

I am running into a problem with sessions as i am redirecting the user to a different subdomain after they have logged in.

Should i use a cookie or database session? From what i am reading online, the only real way to do it is to use a cookie?

Can anyone offer any other advice on this? Thanks in advance for your help.

Login Redirect To Sub Domain

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