Thanks all :)
> That's what all my apps do - they just check if the user is already logged in.
>
> When there's no "user record" in session space, the login box gets
> displayed, and as a response of user login the script checks the database.
> It then reads all necessary data, including last log
At 03:33 25.11.2002, Justin French said:
[snip]
>I know the above should be fine, but I'm just checking if there's any reason
>why I choose to call the DB on every page... it was about 2 years ago, so my
>guess is "inexperience" :)
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--- Justin French <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just need a quick sanity check.
I'm no doctor, but I think you're sane. :-)
> For some reason (inexperience probably, or a bad
> article), it was set-up so that both the uid and pwd
> were set as session variables, and EACH PAGE on the
> site chec
Hi all,
I just need a quick sanity check. I was going through some old scripts,
cleaning them up, optimising them, etc etc... and then I opened my OLD
user/sessions management library...
For some reason (inexperience probably, or a bad article), it was set-up so
that both the uid and pwd were se
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