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Posted by Rik Wasmus on 09/01/07 03:35
On Fri, 31 Aug 2007 15:58:43 +0200, Eddie <eddieandrews@gmail.com> wrote=
:
> I am having difficulty in setting variables in a session, and then
> accessing those variables throughout the web pages that they click
> on. After having them set a user name and password, successfully
> authenticating against Active Directory, I send them from the
> login.php page to the index.php page. But when I get to the index.php=
> page, the session ID is visible, but the session variables and values
> are not. Can you help me out? Also, I'm curious how to distinguish
> between various sessions if multiple ones are available.
Multiple sessions in a single request are not really supported using =
'normal' PHP. It is theoretically possible, but it would require a lot o=
f =
tinkering, and normally wouldn't be something you want.
> -- excerpt of login.php page
>
> start_session();
>
> $user=3D $_POST[u];
> $pass=3D $_POST[p];
>
> if (isset($_SESSION[user]) and ($_SESSION[user]=3D=3D$user)){
How does $_SESSION['user'] (mind the quotes as indicated earlier) get se=
t =
_before_ this if statement? In these excerpts it will not be set anywher=
e, =
so all the code in the if statement will not run?
>
> $_SESSION[auth] =3D admin_all;
> $_SESSION[user] =3D $user;
> $_SESSION[timelast] =3D time();
> $_SESSION[email] =3D 'testemail@testdomain.com';
>
> header('Location: http://mydomain.com/index.php');
> }
>
> but when I go to the on to the index.php page, I cannot see the
> results. What am I missing?
Heed Erwin's advice about error_reporting(E_ALL); (and possibly an =
ini_set('display_errors',true); If these are true excerpts there are mor=
e =
problems then just the carrying on of a session.
-- =
Rik Wasmus
My new ISP's newsserver sucks. Anyone recommend a good one? Paying for =
quality is certainly an option.
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