|  | Setting $_SESSION when not used? | | |
| | | jodleren |  |
|  Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2008 5:04 pm Post subject: Setting $_SESSION when not used? |  |
Hi!
// get user to edit
if( ($_POST["reply"]=="btn_selusr")||($_POST["btn_selusr"]!="") )
{
echo "x:".$_SESSION['username'];
$username=stripslashes($_POST["userlist"]);
echo "y:".$_SESSION['username'];
}
on line "x" it is correct, while line "y" I have the session var
changed too????
$username is a local var for the user being edited, while $_session...
is the user logged (in this case some kind of admin)
Why the h... does the variable affect the session var?
My system has been transferred from an unknown server to an apache
server - PHP version was 5.2.6, now it is 5.2.0 - that should not do
anything?
I also have the other problem mentioned below, that the $_SESSION
stays even when the browser is closed.
WBR
Sonnich |
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| | | Michael Fesser | |
| | Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2008 5:04 pm Post subject: Re: Setting $_SESSION when not used? | |
..oO(jodleren)
| Quote: | // get user to edit
if( ($_POST["reply"]=="btn_selusr")||($_POST["btn_selusr"]!="") )
{
echo "x:".$_SESSION['username'];
$username=stripslashes($_POST["userlist"]);
echo "y:".$_SESSION['username'];
}
on line "x" it is correct, while line "y" I have the session var
changed too????
$username is a local var for the user being edited, while $_session...
is the user logged (in this case some kind of admin)
Why the h... does the variable affect the session var?
|
register_globals is enabled on that machine - it should be turned off in
the php.ini.
Micha |
| |
| | | jodleren | |
| | Posted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 9:50 am Post subject: Re: Setting $_SESSION when not used? | |
On Sep 2, 9:33 pm, Michael Fesser <neti...@gmx.de> wrote:
| Quote: | .oO(jodleren)
// get user to edit
if( ($_POST["reply"]=="btn_selusr")||($_POST["btn_selusr"]!="") )
{
echo "x:".$_SESSION['username'];
$username=stripslashes($_POST["userlist"]);
echo "y:".$_SESSION['username'];
}
on line "x" it is correct, while line "y" I have the session var
changed too????
$username is a local var for the user being edited, while $_session...
is the user logged (in this case some kind of admin)
Why the h... does the variable affect the session var?
register_globals is enabled on that machine - it should be turned off in
the php.ini.
|
That has no effect at all. The problem remains... |
| |
| | | Jerry Stuckle | |
| | Posted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 10:09 am Post subject: Re: Setting $_SESSION when not used? | |
| |  | |
jodleren wrote:
| Quote: | On Sep 2, 9:33 pm, Michael Fesser <neti...@gmx.de> wrote:
.oO(jodleren)
// get user to edit
if( ($_POST["reply"]=="btn_selusr")||($_POST["btn_selusr"]!="") )
{
echo "x:".$_SESSION['username'];
$username=stripslashes($_POST["userlist"]);
echo "y:".$_SESSION['username'];
}
on line "x" it is correct, while line "y" I have the session var
changed too????
$username is a local var for the user being edited, while $_session...
is the user logged (in this case some kind of admin)
Why the h... does the variable affect the session var?
register_globals is enabled on that machine - it should be turned off in
the php.ini.
That has no effect at all. The problem remains...
|
That is your problem. It looks like you might be changing the wrong
php.ini file - or you're not stopping/restarting the web server after
making changes.
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Jerry Stuckle
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jstucklex@attglobal.net
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| | | Michael Fesser | |
| | Posted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 4:16 pm Post subject: Re: Setting $_SESSION when not used? | |
..oO(jodleren)
| Quote: | On Sep 2, 9:33 pm, Michael Fesser <neti...@gmx.de> wrote:
.oO(jodleren)
// get user to edit
if( ($_POST["reply"]=="btn_selusr")||($_POST["btn_selusr"]!="") )
{
echo "x:".$_SESSION['username'];
$username=stripslashes($_POST["userlist"]);
echo "y:".$_SESSION['username'];
}
on line "x" it is correct, while line "y" I have the session var
changed too????
$username is a local var for the user being edited, while $_session...
is the user logged (in this case some kind of admin)
Why the h... does the variable affect the session var?
register_globals is enabled on that machine - it should be turned off in
the php.ini.
That has no effect at all. The problem remains...
|
Check phpinfo() or ini_get() to see that it is really turned off.
$_SESSION['username'] and $username are completely different and
independent variables, they only interfere if register_globals is on.
Micha |
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