Re: session/header problem (warning:newbie with sessions)

From: Date: Sat, 17 May 2003 22:14:35 +0000
Subject: Re: session/header problem (warning:newbie with sessions)
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Ryan A wrote: > Thanks guys but now have a new problem with sessions that has been > driving me nuts for over an hour. > > heres my code (this is the second page): > ****************************************************** > <?php > session_start(); > header("Cache-control: private"); //IE 6 Fix > error_reporting (E_ALL); > include_once("configbwh.php"); > > > if(session_is_registered('user')){ > echo "The session is still registered."; > } else { > header("Location: co.details.php"); > exit; > } >> > <? if(isset($_SESSION['user'])) > { > echo $_SESSION['user']; > } > else > {print("asdf");} >> > blah<? echo $_SESSION['pass']; ?>blah > ******************************************************* > > the above always outputs : > The session is still registered.asdfblahblah > > and never the "user" or "pass" > > Please help. > > Thanks, > -Ryan AFAIK, session_is_registered checks session_register, which doesn't have anything to do with $_SESSION. session_register works sorta like register_globals.. when you session_register a variable, it stays the same. But you use $var not $_SESSION['var']. 1.41421356237309504880168872420969807856967187537694 It's true that it's not true, not taking into consideration the fact that could not be not true, or perhaps the opposite, or perhaps not. The search is more profitable than the find. Never, ever back down. The e-mail given is a spam trap. ..==// Why not? \\==..

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