41"
Line 41 calls $user->login() which is the function above. What's odd is the
fact the first script call works, since the session variable gets populated.
If I comment out the second call, it works fine. Anyone have any ideas?
Stephen Craton
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* Thus wrote Stephen Craton:
> I've been working on a script for a while now and it works perfectly on my
> local machine. I'm using a couple of classes, mainly my database and users
> classes.
>
> After logging in, I assign a session variable to the user's row in the
> database: $_SESSION['user']
I've been working on a script for a while now and it works perfectly on my
local machine. I'm using a couple of classes, mainly my database and users
classes.
After logging in, I assign a session variable to the user's row in the
database: $_SESSION['user'] = $db->row;
This works fine locally, bu
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