Re: [PHP] Setcookie variable use issue after moving php app to different se rver
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Hello,
We are trying to move our php app to a different server. For some
reason, when we type in the login/password/account number info and
click submit, it does not seem to set the variables.
The webpage portion that collects the login/password/account looks
like the following:
username:
value="" maxlength=8 class="form_style">
password:
align="center">
Username and Password are case sensitive.
It looks like the value= line for user name puts the text the user
types into in the $UserName variable (or is this setting a default
value if $UserName exists?).
The password line does not have this. Either way, this setup works
fine on the original server.
At the top of the index.php page, it then has php code like the following:
setcookie ("ccp_logged_in");
setcookie ("ccp_username");
setcookie ("ccp_uid");
setcookie ("ccp_fname");
setcookie ("ccp_lname");
setcookie ("ccp_access");
setcookie ("ccp_company");
setcookie ("ccp_account");
setcookie ("ccp_maccount");
setcookie ("ccp_master");
//Get Global Variable Settings
require("internet/include/global.php");
/
Open a Database connection to the MySQL
Database
/
if ($UserName != ""){
$link = mysql_connect($SERVERNAME, $DB_USER,
$DB_PWD)
or die ("Could not Connect");
mysql_select_db ($DB)
(code continues on to validate user and then if approved, goes to
another page called page2.php)
Note: The submit action is to go back to itself (index.php).
It never gets in here as if $UserName is not set (at least that is
what I think is going on because if I put $UserName =
someuser/$Password=password/$AccountNo=someacctno just before the
if...then statement, it validates and moves on to page2.php). If I
hardcode set these (which is not an option for use..just for
troubleshooting), it goes to page2.php, with the cookies, which I
checked with print_r option. However, it has a if ($ccs_logged_in =
1) check that fails, even though the print_r shows it is set to 1 as
if it is not using the cookie. I am fairly new to php, so I do not
know if I am supposed to capture the ccs_logged_in cookie value and
assign it to $ccs_logged_in variable. I am not doing this because,
well, it is working as such on the other server.
Can anybody please help me understand what is going on with these php
pages?
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[PHP] Setcookie variable use issue after moving php app to different se rver
Hello,
We are trying to
move our php app to a different server. For some reason, when we type in
the login/password/account number info and click submit, it does not seem to set
the variables.
The webpage portion
that collects the login/password/account looks like the
following:
username:
value="" maxlength=8
class="form_style">
password:
align="center">
Username and Password are case
sensitive.
It looks like the
value= line for user name puts the text the user types into in the $UserName
variable (or is this setting a default value if $UserName
exists?).
The password line
does not have this. Either way, this setup works fine on the original
server.
At the top of the
index.php page, it then has php code like the following:
setcookie
("ccp_logged_in"); setcookie
("ccp_username"); setcookie
("ccp_uid"); setcookie
("ccp_fname"); setcookie
("ccp_lname"); setcookie
("ccp_access"); setcookie
("ccp_company"); setcookie
("ccp_account"); setcookie
("ccp_maccount"); setcookie
("ccp_master");
//Get Global Variable Settings
require("internet/include/global.php");
/
Open a Database connection to the MySQL
Database
/
if ($UserName !=
""){
$link = mysql_connect($SERVERNAME, $DB_USER,
$DB_PWD)
or die ("Could not
Connect");
mysql_select_db ($DB)
(code continues on
to validate user and then if approved, goes to another page called
page2.php)
Note: The submit
action is to go back to itself (index.php).
It never gets in
here as if $UserName is not set (at least that is what I think is going on
because if I put $UserName = someuser/$Password=password/$AccountNo=someacctno
just before the if...then statement, it validates and moves on to
page2.php). If I hardcode set these (which is not an option for use..just
for troubleshooting), it goes to page2.php, with the cookies, which I checked
with print_r option. However, it has a if ($ccs_logged_in = 1) check that
fails, even though the print_r shows it is set to 1 as if it is not using
the cookie. I am fairly new to php, so I do not know if I am supposed to
capture the ccs_logged_in cookie value and assign it to $ccs_logged_in
variable. I am not doing this because, well, it is working as such on the
other server.
Can anybody please
help me understand what is going on with these php
pages?
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prohibited. If you have received this electronic transmission in error, please
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