2009/1/20 clive
> further to my last email,
>
> the bit of code that checks if the person is logged in looks something like
> this:
>
> if ( isset ( $_SESSION['loggedin'] ) ) {
> //check some other session variables
>
> } else {
>
> //log reason for logging the user out
> //redirect to
further to my last email,
the bit of code that checks if the person is logged in looks something
like this:
if ( isset ( $_SESSION['loggedin'] ) ) {
//check some other session variables
} else {
//log reason for logging the user out
//redirect to login page
}
The variable,
c...@l-i-e.com wrote:
Are you perhaps storing the session data in a DB?
No its using the file system
If the field type is, say, text, and you put something large in $_SESSION,
you'll have truncated data, the session manager can't unserialize it, and you
will have a silent failure when th
Are you perhaps storing the session data in a DB?
If the field type is, say, text, and you put something large in $_SESSION,
you'll have truncated data, the session manager can't unserialize it, and you
will have a silent failure when they try to do their next task -- They get
logged out and
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