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Posted by tomb on 07/12/07 12:17
Chuck Anderson wrote:
> tomb wrote:
>> Every example I find on the web, and in the books I've purchased,
>> clearly explains how to setup a session handler for MySql, and usually
>> provides a very clear example of a main page that checks to see if a
>> particular $_SESSION value exists, and if not redirects to a login
>> page where the session is started, and the $_SESSION value is set.
>> This is great, makes perfect sense. But what about after that? What
>> happens on the next page the person goes to? What happens to the
>> $_SESSION values? Mine go away.
>>
>> Is there somewhere to find what to do so that I can access the
>> $_SESSION values, and continue to validate this user is really allowed
>> into the next page?
>>
>> I have in my php.ini the following:
>> session.save_handler="user"
>> session.use_only_cookies="1"
>> session.gc_maxlifetime="3600"
>>
>> Then, I have an include file with this:
>> session_set_save_handler("sess_open", "sess_close", "sess_read",
>> "sess_write", "sess_destroy", "sess_gc");
>> session_start();
>> $sessid = session_id();
>> if(!$sessid)
>> die("Failed to start session");
>>
>> The handlers are from one of my books and do make the entry into the
>> database when I login. After successful login, I am redirected to a
>> subdirectory to the index.php file there. That file includes my
>> database connection variables, and the sessions include file described
>> above. The $sessid variable has a value in it - it doesn't die. But
>> my $_SESSION object has no values in it at all. I'm obviously missing
>> something, but none of the instructors explain how to go beyond the
>> login page!
>>
>> Please help.....
>>
>>
>> Tom
>>
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T
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