It wont get passed because your not passing it along to the script in
anyway, at line 3/4 you set the details into the session, then you
redirect them to the login page so in your login.php just call the
session variables which you just stored at line 3/4.
login.php example:
Now when you
* "Alessandro Rosa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Here's below the solution (the encryption will be shortly performed
> into login.php).
>
> 1 2 session_start();
>
> 3 $_SESSION['session_user'] = $_POST['txtIdUtente'];
> 4 $_SESSION['session_password'] = $_POST['txtPassword'];
>
> 5 $PHPcmd = "login.php"
I use sessions, I also dont store the users password into the session,
if you use flat file sessions on a shared server then storing the
password should be avoided,
What I do is take a username and password, verify their details against
database, if their details match one in database I simply
Ahhh, for storing session passwords...if you really need to store a
password in the session then try using md5, like so...
$psw = md5($_POST['txtPassword']);
Then to verify a users password just do the same and compare to the
stored md5 value in your database.
But, its a very bad idea stori
You have two calls to header?
The first should be changed to:-
session_cache_limiter('private');
http://php.net/manual/en/function.session-cache-limiter.php
Alessandro Rosa wrote:
Hi to all,
I got a problem while storing session variables.
After the call to header(...), the values of
* "Alessandro Rosa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi to all,
>
> I got a problem while storing session variables.
>
> session_start();
> header( "Cache-control: private" );
>
> require_once("config.inc.php");
>
>
> $_SESSION['session_psw'] = $_
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