Hi
I have a page which generates 'edit' links (used to edit user details). The
code snippet on the 'list_user.php' page is;
---
$print_rows .= "<tr class=\"stdtablecells\"> \n".
" <td>{$details['name']}</td> \n".
" <td>{$details['mail']}</td> \n".
" <td>{$details['quota']}</td> \n".
" <td><a
href=\"edit_user.php?user={$user_list[$i]['uid'][0]}\">edit</a></td> \n".
"</tr> \n";
---
The line in question really is this one;
<a href=\"edit_user.php?user={$user_list[$i]['uid'][0]}\">edit</a></td> \n".
As you can see this creates a link to the 'edit_user.php' page with a GET
parameter generated by a php array.
The 'edit_user.php' page contains this script (before any headers are
generated) which is designed to put the GET value into a cookie;
---
if (! isset($_COOKIE['yhgfluseruid'])) {
$useruid = $_REQUEST['user'];
setcookie('yhgfluseruid', $useruid);
}
---
What happens when actually viewing the pages in a browser, is that the url
is generated (seemingly) correctly, for example;
http://localhost/emailadmin/src/edit_user.php?user=paul.bradley@xxxxxxxxxxx
The only problem is the $user variable doesn't seem to read the cookie, or
the cookie doesn't get generated before the rest of the page is generated
and the users details are blank. BUT if I refresh the page, everything is
fine. Also, if I go back to the 'list_user.php' page, and try editing a
different user, although the URL suggests that it's passing the correct
parameters, I end up seeing the details of the previous user?
Help please (sorry for the long description - I am just trying to be
accurate)
Regards
Steve
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