Um, you would be able to jump out of the admin area (logged in area) to public/free area and back to the admin area (logged in area) only if either one of these two, not necessnary both is maintained on every webpage of that website, 1) session_start() or 2) session_id via links/form. But if the person go to a website like Google or something and back then no, it would not be possible unless there is a known way for the web browser to hold the token like cookie for example.
FletchSOD "Andy B" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > [snip] > Then do what I did, the script below is only an example.. > > --snip-- > <? > if ($_REQUEST['dw'] == 0) { > session_start() > $_SESSION['username'] = ****; //Wherever you got the userid from > $_SESSION['password'] = ****; //Wherever you got the password from > > //if successful > header("Location: *****"); > } else if ($_REQUEST['dw'] == 1) { > //blah blah blah > } > ?> > [/snip] > > will test it and play with it a little but will it let the admin go from a > login required part of the site to a public/free access part of the site > i.e. jump out of the session without losing any currently open sessions?? > > they need to be able to go from the login section (admin only part) to the > public part and back to the admin part again without having to login again > unless the browser is closed from that site... -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
