Matt, I'm not sure I understand your situation, but here's how
I use sessions:
1. at the start of every PHP script, do "session_start();"
2. after session_start(), for every session variable you
want to register, do "session_register("var_name");"
3. from that point forward, to give that session variable
a value, that will be carried forward into other scripts
(after the other script does a "session_start()"),
just do
$var_name = "new value";
or to print the current value of $var_name, just do
echo "Value of session variable \$var_name = $var_name";
that's it.
You only need to do session_destroy() when you actually want
to destroy all the session variables for the current session -
if you do that in every script, then you obviously won't be
carrying over any session variable values from one script
to the next.
HTH.
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Hardy Merrill
Mission Critical Linux, Inc.
http://www.missioncriticallinux.com
Matthew Mundy [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
Hello all.
Sorry, I know sessions come up a lot.
I am attempting to use sessions for login tracking. The session starts
fine, sends the cookie fine(login as the session name), registers login as
a session var, then location should switch to index. all my files except
login include() a file called header.php which if login is not registered
redirects to login. Except login is never registered when it hits header.
The code I use to initialize the session is below. Also, no data is saved
in /tmp as it should be. I missed something. I just can't figure out
what. :( Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
---Matt
if ($success)
{
//set the session name to the login, start the session,
register the login in the session
//destroy any old data
@session_destroy();
session_name($login);
session_start();
session_register("login");
header ("Location: index.php");
exit;
}
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