Ok, now that you're using an IFRAME, I must ask. In your login.php
file, you include those various files that contain needed functions to
make login.php work. The IFRAME is using a file called sysmsgs.php. Is
sysmsgs.php trying to use any code that is included in login.php? If it
is, does sysmsgs.php contain the include statements similar to
login.php?
-Ryan
On Sep 15, 2004, at 4:31 PM, Jason wrote:
>
> sorry should have added this to my last posting but to explain why I
> was asking about the lines of code...
>
> This is an example of one page of mine:
>
>
> login.php (95 Lines)
> include ("config.php");
> include ("includes/functions.php");
> include ("includes/header.php");
> include ("includes/footer.php");
>
> config.php (40 Lines)
> functions.php (176 Lines)
> header.php (155 Lines)
> footer.php (37 Lines)
>
> ------------------------
> In the end there are a total of 503 Lines involved in the login.php
> and this doesnt include the iframe used with sys_msgs.php.
>
> Is it possible that because I include the functions.php at the top of
> the script that maybe by the time the script reachs the bottom it can
> no longer read any of the functions included via functions.php??????
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