Hi,
I start a session (session_start();) and then I display a form where users
can enter their access-data.
If the data are okay I'm gonna display a link where I use a pointer defined
in the first file as well. I tried to pass the pointer like:
$_SESSION['mbox']= $mbox; but in the secondfile where I placed a
session_start(); at the start as well I get "Notice: Undefined index: mbox
in /srv/www/htdocs/web2/html/php/nospam/pop.php on line 166" after the line:
$mbox = $_SESSION['mbox'];
why?
Do I got to pass the SID to the 2nd file as well? How? And how to use it in
the 2nd file?
Thank you!
--
chEErs roN
I'm root. I'm allowed to do this! ;)
keep on rockin'
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roN @ work wrote:
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| Hi, I start a session (session_start();) and then I display a form where users can enter their access-data. If the data are okay I'm gonna display a link where I use a pointer defined in the first file as well. I tried to pass the pointer like: $_SESSION['mbox']= $mbox; but in the secondfile where I placed a session_start(); at the start as well I get "Notice: Undefined index: mbox in /srv/www/htdocs/web2/html/php/nospam/pop.php on line 166" after the line: $mbox = $_SESSION['mbox']; why? Do I got to pass the SID to the 2nd file as well? How? And how to use it in the 2nd file? Yes. With cookies or by adding session_name().'='.session_id() as GET parameter to a link |
or if you POST data by inserting a hidden field with the name of the session and the id.
You use it just with calling session_start(); at the beginning.
Regards
Stefan
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| Thank you! -- chEErs roN I'm root. I'm allowed to do this! ;) keep on rockin' |
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