On Tuesday, April 16, 2002, at 02:40 PM, Jeff Lewis wrote:
> Right after I call those I try a is_registered and it showed that these
> registered correctly. I removed that code and added a call to another
> function: redirectinternal();
You can avoid the whole "session_register()" business if you simply
refer to these variables as $_SESSION['valid_user'] and
$_SESSION['privs'] -- after all, that's what they are, simply session
variables. By using this convention, you clarify exactly what kind of
variables they are each time you write them, which is good for
legibility later in the future. Also, you don't need to declare them as
global in your redirectinternal() function, since any $_* variable is
considered global at all times.
> That function is below:
>
> function redirectinternal () {
> global $valid_user,$privs;
>
> echo "Login good!";
> echo "<BR>".$valid_user." - ".$privs.$temp;
>
> }
>
> Now, I can't seem to get those values to print to the screen. I added a
> session_start before the echo and I just can't get my values out...what
> am I
> missing?
You'll have to post the context of this function (how it is called in
the script) for an answer to this question.
Erik
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