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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 07/26/07 22:03
MZ wrote:
> Unfortunately it still doesn`t work...
>
> I have the first file where I`ve implemented session variable $user. I`ve
> made some changes to make the code easier to understand
>
<code snipped>
>
> ==========================================================
> When the above code is being called everything works fine. But when I click
> on the other (didn`t mention in the
> above files) <a href> link which also has session_start() call at the
> beginning of the file, it the login.tpl if statement
> can`t let get inside the code and actual logged person is not displayed.
>
> Please help me
> Marcin
>
>
Well, first of all, you're using Smarty, which changes things a lot.
It's not just your PHP code any more.
Is the href pointing at the same domain as the rest? That is, if you're
page is www.example.com/page1.php, is the page being referenced
something like www.example.com/page2.php?
The reason I ask is that browsers won't send a cookie created by one
domain to another domain (security issue - and PHP uses cookies for the
session id).
Otherwise I would recommend you ask in the Smarty discussion forums.
Someone's probably run into it there.
Also, when replying to a message, please copy the relevant part of the
message and post your response below the copied text (as I did here), or
, in the case of a long message, interspaced in the message. It helps
to keep the continuity and we don't have to keep going back to look at
previous messages. Thanks.
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