Alex,

>         Where I need to set this flag?(in which scope)
>         As I understand I need to go it this way.
>         User logged in.
>         I install session variable session.my_web_site_user which
>         contain user_unique_ID.
>         Than second user try to log in.
>         I check his Login/Password.
>         Then I check his user_unique_ID through array of
>         session.my_web_site_user variables for coincidence.
>         If coincidence found I ask user to contact support if not I
>         log him in the system.
>
This won't work because you can't have a session variable that all session
can use.


>         In fact Stephen's database idea will make this job, but it
>         isn't suitable for me, course I need to add a query in each
>         page but it isn't acceptably.
>         :(
>
I'm afraid that the database idea, which is what Robert is also talking
about, is more than likely the only way you will be able to do this.

Regards

Stephen

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