Re: Session problem
| From: | Thomas Deliduka | Date: | Thu, 13 Jul 2000 03:22:34 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Session problem | ||
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I found it interesting that on 7/12/00 11:01 PM Szii said:
> When trying your site, the first URL is
> http://216.235.251.8/login.phtml?SID
>
> Now, since you have the if ($login) clause, you don't have a
> session_start() for
> your first run, and therefore no SID.
>
> Take out ALL of the if($login) stuff, and minimize your code until you get
> something
> that works. You'll have to strip it down (even further) since no one else
> seems to have
> this problem. Drill down, layer by layer.
The only thing I don't understand is that the other code is simply echo
statements, they don't do anything at all, The core of theh code is:
session_start()
Session_register()
and the SID in the url. That's the core, everything else is simply echo
statements to debug the problem. I dont' know what else I can cut out!,
Sure, maybe the if ($login) but the orignal script didn't have the
if($login) and I had the same problems except the session started at first.
Well, I did have the if($login) but the session was started outside of that.
The reason why is because I didn't want to register blank values for the
username and pass (in this example script).
But the session was started. I mean, when I started this bloody thing it was
like three lines long. I added all this code because I noticed on the server
all these session files being created and my session variables not carrying
over. I don't know what else to do here. I am at a loss.
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Thomas Deliduka
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