There must be something wrong in your app. Flash is supposed to use the browser to send http requests and thus Drupal should receive the session from the flash http request like it would for a normal http request from the browser. Anyway, you can use the standard url get syntax, like :
yoursite.com/node/5?session_id=yoursession_id
the part after ? will not harm Drupal (Drupal pager use the same syntax)
I hope that helps, but I fear that it won't, because sending the session like this will have no influence on the Drupal side. You should take a look at Drupal session handling, and see if it uses the same system as the built in php session handling (which appends a url query string when cookies are not available)
Philippe
On 9/4/07, Fernando Silva fsilva.pt@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I have a little module that inserts a flash application inside a drupal page. The problem is that when the flash interacts with the site, it does not obey to the session cookie and does not start the correct session.
Because I really cannot make the flash use, or send the correct cookie, the only option is by sending in the URL the session id.
Now the big problem is: how can I send in the URL the session id just for that path in a way Drupal understands and processes it?
Best regards, Fernando Silva -- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]