At 17.03.2002 10:49, you wrote:
> > Thanks for the tip. I tried that... I passed $HTTP_SESSION_VARS as a
> > parameter, and it didn't work. :/
> >
> > I also built another function inside the class to set session variables:
> >
> > function SetSVAR($var,$value) {
> > global $HTTP_SESSION_VARS;
> > $HTTP_SESSION_VARS[$var] = $value;
> > }
> >
> > If I call $MyClass->SetSVAR($var,$Value); it works....
> > but if I put $this->SetSVAR($var,$Value); inside a class function it
>doesn't
> > work....
I meant :
Main code
------------------------------------------
$FOO = new Yourclass
$sesvar = $HTTP_SESSION_VARS;
$FOO -> SetSVars($sesvar);
----------------------------------------------
CLASS
yourlass
var insidesesvars;
{
function SetSVAR($sesvar)
{
$this -> insidesesvars = $sesvars;
}
} // end Yourclass
There are often problems with so called globalvars like $HTTP_REFERER,
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS ...
using inside Objects, don´t ask me why.
HTH Oliver
> >
> > At 16.03.2002 22:24, you wrote:
> > >
> > >Hi! I'm building a class, and am trying to include an authorization
> > >function.... the code works when used outside of the class, but when I
>put
> > >it inside the class, for some reason my session variables won't get
> > >set. Am I attempting the impossible, or am I missing something that I
> > >need to make this work? Below is the code for the Auth function.
> > >
> > >
> > >function Auth($username,$password) {
> > > $query = "SELECT id,username,sl FROM KAOPA_users where
> > > username='$username' AND password=PASSWORD('$password')";
> > > $Auth = $this->Query($query);
> > > if ($this->number_returned($Auth) == '1') {
> > > $id = mysql_result($Auth,0,"id");
> > > $uname = mysql_result($Auth,0,"username");
> > > $sl = mysql_result($Auth,0,"sl");
> > > global $HTTP_SESSION_VARS;
> > > $HTTP_SESSION_VARS["id"] = $id;
> > > $HTTP_SESSION_VARS["user"] = $uname;
> > > $HTTP_SESSION_VARS["sl"] = $sl;
> > > }
> > > }
> > some vars make trouble, using inside a class or function inside a class.
> > Even
> > making them global doesn´t work. Try to set the vars via an explicit
> > function,
> > so that they´re available inside your class, or just make them parameters
> > so your authorisation could look like
> > $MyClass -> Auth($username,$password,$session_vars);
> > HTH Oliver
> >
> >
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