single =, and there is no need to "reset" the session variable.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all...
I have a form that captures data, before then showing a few download links...
However, If the user is in our office, I want to bypass the form...
so at the very top of my page, I've put this...
(details_captured is my variable I use on the form as a hidden field, to confirm that the form has been submitted)
if ($REMOTE_ADDR == '111.222.333.444') { $_SESSION['details_captured'] == FALSE; $_SESSION['details_captured'] == "yes"; }
reset the session variable: $_SESSION['details_captured'] == FALSE;
Re-asign it to yes: $_SESSION['details_captured'] == "yes";
I'm new to sessions, but to me, this should work.. yet it doesn't..? (Naturally, I've used an easy to read IP for this example)
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