When you're dealing with session variables, it's a good idea to refer to
them using the new global variables.
";
echo $_SESSION['pass'] . "";
}
else
{
echo "not logged in";
}
?>
Of course this is no where near production/secure code :D
Justin
on 19/06/02 1:54 AM, webmaster mbtradingco ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
> Hi, maybe I'm doing something wrong but I can't figure out what. I have a
> little script that is supposed to handle two variables from a session, so when
> a user logs in:
>
> Session start()
> $user = "user"
> $pass = "pass"... redirects to another page.
>
> Now on the index page it reads
>
> Session start()
> Global $user, $password;
> If (empty($user))
> Die("You need to be registered to see this page")
> Else ...
>
> This works fine... the first time you use it, if someone tries to log in, from
> outside, it gives them an error message, the problem is that if I log in
> correctly, and lets say go to another restricted page, while I use the exact
> same header, it always takes $user as empty in the second page, and then if I
> try to go back to the first page, now $user is also empty...
>
> I thought once you registered a variable in a session, it was supposed to be
> available through the global instruction for the whole section, but in this
> case it seems to disappear after the first page... funny, cause I don't pass
> the variable the first time through a post, or get, but rather by registering
> the variable before going to index.
>
> Any ideas, of what I'm doing wrong?
>
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