In message <eu598e+1tei@xxxxxxxxxxx>, teacherweeks
<teacherweeks@xxxxxxxxx> writes
>I am trying to figure out why this session variable is not passing
>from one page to another, the first page handles the security
>processing. The second page is a block of code for a snippet on pages
>to check for authentication. I am not including all the code, simply
>the relavant portion. The second page is giving me an undefined index
>error. Thank you to anyone that can help me. David
>
>if ($num !=0) {
> session_start();
> session_register('loginusername');
>if (isset ($_SESSION['loginusername']))
> $_SESSION['auth'] = 1;
> $_SESSION['loginusername'] = $username;
> header("Location: ../newlogin/username.php");
> }
> else {
> print "<h3> Unauthorized Login </h3> <br><br><a
>href='../newlogin/login.php'>Please Try Again</a>";
> exit;
>}
>
>----------
>
><?
>session_start();
>if ($_SESSION['loginusername'] == 1) {
> print $_SESSION['loginusername'];
>} else {
> print "Not Logged In";
> }
>?>
The line:
>if ($_SESSION['loginusername'] == 1) {
Should'nt that be
>if ($_SESSION['auth'] == 1) {
This is very tacky, but if I get stuck, I paste this in...
echo "<br />------------------------------------<br />";
echo "GET:<br />"; var_dump($_GET);
echo "<br />POST:<br />"; var_dump($_POST);
echo "<br />SESSION:<br />"; var_dump($_SESSION);
echo "<br />------------------------------------<br />";
and it makes a lot of silly mistakes very easy to spot.
--
Pete Clark
Sunny Andalucia
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