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Posted by Johannes A. Brunner on 09/14/05 00:32
Got a simple problem.
I code some site and because Im a freak I made my own session-handling.
When a user open up my site it will check if there is a ssid in the url
if not generate one. this will be done by a function generate_ssid() and works fine.
next step is to register the ssid in the table session
this will be done by the following code:
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function ssid_register($ssid,$login,$uid,$admin){
$connect = mysql_connect( $GLOBALS["db_host"],
$GLOBALS["db_user"],
$GLOBALS["db_password"])
or die($GLOBALS["db_error"]);
mysql_select_db($GLOBALS["db_name"],$connect) or die($GLOBALS["db_error"].'<br>ErrorCode s.001-con');
$result = mysql_query("INSERT INTO session SET ssid='$season',ip='$rip'",$connect);
echo ($rs);
return;
}
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I redesigned the INSERT INTO part into all possible syntax but everytime I look into the db
there are two entries with two DIFFERENT ssids.
The only way it works correct is to dont use a variable on the first place.
Means if I use ssid='godhelpmetofindaworkingsolution' it works great but is not realy what I want.
As told above a "INSERT INTO session (ssid) VALUES ($ssid)" also has the effect of two new db-entries.
Hope you understand and pray to god you know what I do wrong
Thx 4 any help
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