Re: Session with microtime

On 20/04/07, Panquekas <panquekas@gmail.com> wrote:

On 19/04/07, Richard Lynch <ceo@l-i-e.com> wrote: On Thu, April 19, 2007 11:32 am, Panquekas wrote:

I'm writting a script where I use the function microtime with sessions and I have a problem. This is my code: if( $_SESSION['uperm'] == '1' ){ $t_start = microtime(1); } (....) if( $_SESSION['uperm'] == '1' ){ $t_end = microtime(1) - $t_start;

  $time .= "\n      " . '<P>This page was loaded in ' .

number_format($t_end, 3) . ' seconds.</P>'; } And when I log with any account (admin or user) is "echoed" to me something like this: "This page was loaded in 1,177,003, 846.594 seconds." This is too much because the page isn't loaded in this time. And when I refresh the page it appears: "This page was loaded in 0.012 seconds." Why is this? I can't explain. And this started to appear when I put the "if" to check the user permissions. If I "turn off" the "if" it'll run normally. Can anyone explain why is that?

You've messed up and put the session_start() inside the if( )block. No I don't. I used the session_start() outside the if( ), but the session_start() was before the login script and was registering the $_SESSION's after the if( ) block. I moved that to the top of the page and all that errors disappeared.

I'm sorry, my mistake. What I tried to say is that the session_start() was on the top of the page, and the if( ) block was after that and the login script was even after the if( ), so the first thing to ran was the session_start() then the if( ) block and after that the login script registering the $_SESSION's. I moved the login script to the middle of the session_start() and the if( ). If you didn't understand I'm sorry, my english is very rusted, but tell me your doubt's, I'll try to say in another way. Put session_start at the very top of the file, *BEFORE* the $_SESSION

variable is used for anything at all. I use only on page index.php, inside of that I use if( ) block to switch between the various pages I made. It's better to me like that. I use include_once( ) to don't saturate the server from loading every time the page. But yeah, I used the session_start in the top of the page. -- Some people have a "gift" link here. Know what I want? I want you to buy a CD from some indie artist. http://cdbaby.com/browse/from/lynch Yeah, I get a buck. So? Thanks once again.