prepend.php gets called before running any page on a site. Put the
"session_start()" in the prepend.php and you won't have to worry where you
put it.
Learn more about it on the php web site (don't have the url handy).
Peter
On Tue, 29 Oct 2002, Seabird wrote:
> turns out, I already have a sess
turns out, I already have a session_start(). I have some seperate files and
use them as includes. The thing is... my login form is located on my
"index.php" and if I do a login, only this file will recognize my session
variables.
I load pages external into a layer, but none of them get the session
where do I place a session start in a script? before the form? after?
inside?
Jacco
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"Baroiller Pierre-Emmanuel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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You only need to add session_start() in your script before storing your data
into the $_SESSION array.
Without session_start(), no session is started by php...
Regards,
P.E. Baroiller
"Seabird" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le message de news:
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> Hi everyone,
>
> I use a login
