PHP Session Variables - At Wit's End -
I'm just getting in MySQL and PHP - and I'm just trying to create a simple login system I am connected to log in logic and made, just fine, but now I can not get the session variable to move to new pages for my life. Can anyone show me the right way to do this?
This is my login script - which is active by submitting a form:
And here is the page that redirects it:
& Lt; Title & gt; Untitled document & lt; / Title & gt; & Lt; / Head & gt; & Lt; Body & gt; By & lt;? $ _SESSION ['status'] echo; ? & Gt; & Lt; / Body & gt; & Lt; / Html & gt;
In this case, I am still trying to get the session variable to register, so I am trying to print the variable data. I am trying to use isset and it has been redirected to the re-login page. Redirect works, but this happens every time since the registration of the session variable.
PHP Verion 5.2.12
At a quick glance, three things:
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You can not remember the
session_start ()
script first. -
If the account is present in the table two or more times, you can get the "wrong user name", which can sometimes occur during the trial.
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You
die ()
after redirecting -
austinhabich_IC_20090511_174535
must be quoted. -
session_start ();
must be called in the head of the script before any HTML output. -
Your SQL statement is weak for SQL injection.
mysql_real_escape_string
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