Re: [PHP] Maintaining State Remotely

2004-04-29 Thread Curt Zirzow
* Thus wrote php chucker ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > I'm writing some code to login into my favorite sport site to get stats. I > get logged in ok with the post request showing my username and password, the > response screens welcomes me by name. However when I send a second request > immediately after

[PHP] Maintaining State Remotely

2004-04-29 Thread php chucker
I'm writing some code to login into my favorite sport site to get stats. I get logged in ok with the post request showing my username and password, the response screens welcomes me by name. However when I send a second request immediately after the successful login, I'm being told I need to login.

Re: [PHP] Maintaining state

2001-03-30 Thread elias
Why don't you use session variables? ""David Hynes"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > What is the best method for tracking a user through a website ? > > I want to assign a username to a user which I can call up at anytime. > Should I use htacces

RE: [PHP] Maintaining state

2001-03-29 Thread Jeff Oien
Try this: http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/00/05/index2a.html Jeff Oien PHP >start here http://www.webdesigns1.com/php/ > What is the best method for tracking a user through a website ? > > I want to assign a username to a user which I can call up at anytime. > Should I use htaccess files an

[PHP] Maintaining state

2001-03-29 Thread David Hynes
What is the best method for tracking a user through a website ? I want to assign a username to a user which I can call up at anytime. Should I use htaccess files and the systems environment variables, or cookies ? Cheers, David. --- Fed202 Solutions www.fed202solutions.com M