that is between the echo and quotes parts of your echo statements. As
well, I'm not sure if you need the "@" symbol before the $_SESSION.
Again, I'm no expert, but you might try it see if it works.
Mark
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On May 29, 2006, at 12:39 PM, jnoelcook wrote:
All,
I am a newbie to php, and have many questions.
I am trying to create a link to appear on an HTML page that
shows: "Login / Signup" when not logged in, and: "Signout" when one
IS logged in.
I placed the following lines of code in my HTML text in the place
where I want the link to be.
<?php
if (@$_SESSION['auth'] = !"yes")
{
echo = "<p><a href=''>Login /
Signup</a></p>";
echo = "<p><a href=''>Signout</a></p>";
exit();
}
?>
However, when I go to this page, no link whatsoever appears. Could
someone provide the correct code for this command?
Thanks much!!!
Jeff
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