RE: [PHP] Evaluating a page in a different order

cay@blueyonder.co.uk wrote: > Hey all, > > I have a php page class that i use as a template for my website. Every page in my website > creates an instance of the class and passes values like title and meta tag keywords. The class > includes the layout from different files e.g. title.lay contains the title and logo. > > In the top right hand corner of my page i have a login status, which displays if the user is > logged in or not. This is included as loginstatus.lay by the class. > > If the page performs a php scripting function, it is included in the main content area. This > main content area comes after the loginstatus.lay, so is evaluated afterwards. > > My problem is when creating a logout page. The loginstatus is displayed as logged in, but the > main content area logouts out the user. > > The reason i designed the class and page layout like this is because i wanted to seperate the > design and code as much as possible. As a temporary solution i have added some code to > loginstatus.lay, but this is edging towards including code in the layout files which i dont want. > > If i havent confused you too much, is there anything else you can suggest? > > you can look at the page layout at > http://www.pickledshark.co.uk/EdgeDB/login.php > > Thanks for reading > Carey Off topic: Please, Please and 100 times again Please. Secure your web page Please. ----------------------------------------------------------- My apologies, but this is my first delve into php. Can you let me know whats not secure? Thanks Carey