I think I would rather do it using a new table than have to handle
sessions. It actually sounds harder to do it this way but I like hard. :)
Thanks,
Ed
On Mon, 30 Sep 2002, John W. Holmes wrote:
> > It would be possible to do this if I then created another table to
> load
> > their profile
> It would be possible to do this if I then created another table to
load
> their profile data to and use the unique id as the identifier. It
would
> make it alot harder for someone to guess an ID. I would then need a
way to
> flush out their records from the second table when they are finished.
>
It would be possible to do this if I then created another table to load
their profile data to and use the unique id as the identifier. It would
make it alot harder for someone to guess an ID. I would then need a way to
flush out their records from the second table when they are finished.
Easily e
> Correct! Problem is that I have been given explicit instructions to
not
> use cookies to do this. The only way I can think of doing it without
> using cokkies is to pass at least one variable from page to page so
the
> scripts know who the user is. Getting them to the user index page with
> lin
Correct! Problem is that I have been given explicit instructions to not
use cookies to do this. The only way I can think of doing it without
using cokkies is to pass at least one variable from page to page so the
scripts know who the user is. Getting them to the user index page with
links to the
> Having recently switched from php 4.0.0 to 4.2.3 I quickly realized
the
> change in variable handling. I still experience problems using the
$_POST
> and $_GET globals so I currently have my register globals ON so I can
have
> the ability to pass variables from page to page without using the
$_P
Having recently switched from php 4.0.0 to 4.2.3 I quickly realized the
change in variable handling. I still experience problems using the $_POST
and $_GET globals so I currently have my register globals ON so I can have
the ability to pass variables from page to page without using the $_POST
and
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