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@NogDogNov 20.2009 — #Note that the session array name is $_SESSION and is case-sensitive. I don't know if that's your only issue, but it's the first fix I'd try. ?@NogDogNov 21.2009 — #The second session_start() being ignored should not matter as far as the functionality. To get rid of the warning you can add an if condition in the second call:
@NogDogNov 21.2009 — #Can't help you with that without seeing code or greatly enhancing my ESP. If the page can be accessed without having those session variables set yet, you can use conditional logic there as well:
That can be streamlined to:
PHP Session HELP!!!
Hello again
I’m new to php just know the basics and i’m having a problem with session variables
whats happening is i’m using a commenting program from GentleSource which is working great the only problem is that it produces its own session variables
and well i’m carring session varibles from page to page starting from the login
login
session_start();
$_session[‘….’] = $…..;
other pages
session_start();
$…. = $_session[‘…’];
now all my session variables are doing is carring over the user information from page to page to make sure someone is logged in or not
the problem i’m having is that there are 2 session_start so i get an ignore message for the other set of session variables and i was wonder is there a way i can add my session variables that are being asked on pages to the other set.
i’ve tried putting them in the commenting program but the code is way over my head so i cant do it that way . if any one could help me that would be awesome.
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@NogDogNov 20.2009 — #Note that the session array name is $_SESSION and is case-sensitive. I don't know if that's your only issue, but it's the first fix I'd try. ?0
@NogDogNov 21.2009 — #The second session_start() being ignored should not matter as far as the functionality. To get rid of the warning you can add an if condition in the second call:[code=php]
<?php
if(session_id() == '')
{
session_start();
}
[/code]0
@NogDogNov 21.2009 — #Can't help you with that without seeing code or greatly enhancing my ESP. If the page can be accessed without having those session variables set yet, you can use conditional logic there as well:[code=php]
if(isset($_SESSION['foo']))
{
$foo = $_SESSION['foo'];
}
else
{
$foo = 'default value';
}
[/code]That can be streamlined to:
[code=php]
$foo = (isset($_SESSION['foo'])) ? $_SESSION['foo'] : 'default value';
[/code]