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Posted by axlq on 07/30/06 15:13
In article <1154240592.518869.266370@i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>,
Vyoma <k.mahesh.bhat@gmail.com> wrote:
>This is quite a bit of problem I am facing, and I cannot point exactly
>where I am going wrong. I have been lurking around at several forums
>with regard to login and user authentication scripts and I have got as
>far as this:
>
>- Starting a session
>- Registering a session variable
Use of session_register() is deprecated, according to the documentation
at http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.session-register.php
It's also a good idea to call statements similar to these before you
call session_start():
session_save_path(/usr/home/my_account/public_html/sessions");
session_name('login_ID');
....where the path is a path on your server to your directory space, and
the login ID is something that describes the cookie being set on the
visitor's browser.
><?php
>session_start();
>session_register('auth');
session_register() isn't needed, or if you want you could say
$_SESSION['auth'] = NULL;
here instead.
Later on you have this:
> $_SERVER['auth'] = 'YES';
That should be
$_SESSION['auth'] = 'YES';
and here:
>if( isset($_SERVER['auth']) && $_SERVER['auth'] == 'YES' )
Replace SERVER with SESSION.
-Alex
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