Well, perhaps stepping away from the problem for a few minutes actually helps
clear the mind. Found that one of my mysql_query() statements wasn't completing
and everything after that didn't finish. Once I fixed that, all the session
variables work. Go fig. Let that be a lesson to me :-)
Gre
Forgive the long post here, but I'll give as much info up-front and see if
anyone can help me out here...
I've searched the PHP docs for some help, but I am still running into a strange
problem. Let me explain: I'm working on an internal site that stores information
into a database, but it can
Nope, you can use header() after starting a session.
This works fine, even if a session is already started:
session_start();
header("Location: http://www.fbi.gov");
Creapy, but it works.
You see, when a "header" is sent, it's not actually "sent". PHP collects all
headers and fills out a head
Does anyone know of a way to use sessions and still be able to redirect with
the header function. In the code below I test for the existence of the
PHPSESSID and send the user to register if it doesn't exist. If it does
exist I start a session to retrieve the session variables then call a class
th
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