Php web application, the same session. Is a mysql process fixed by a mysql connection problem? Is there anything you can set? What are the requirements for the php version? In a multi-tag browser, when multiple time-consuming pages of the same website are opened, only one process is working in showprocesslist in mysql. ------ Solution ------------------ This problem exists. firefox and c php web applications share the same session. Mysql connection problems
Is a fixed mysql process? Is there anything you can set? What are the requirements for the php version?
In a multi-tag browser, when multiple time-consuming pages of the same website are opened, only one process is running in mysql.
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This problem exists. firefox and chrome are like this and I have never solved it.
If a page request is in progress and a new window is opened,
After trying ie6, you can open it, which means it is a browser problem.
In the end, I usually close the browser process and open it again.
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This is not a question of willingness to do it! You didn't clarify the problem at all.
You have a session in the title, and multiple tabs are mentioned later.
So I guess the session is enabled on your page.
The tabs of the same browser share cookies (you can test this by yourself)
The two tabs have the same sessionid.
Session temporary files are opened exclusively, so one program occupies the file, and the other can only wait.
