Will happily pay for a solution to this
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- John R Ingledew Gale
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I tried Donna's solution but still have problems.
On page 1 (within the kl_php mambot) I'm capturing the User Id and displaying it ok. I've also coded the 'write' to the new session var as described by Donna above.
On page 2 (still within kl_php) I'm displaying that new session var - only I'm not because it's blank.
Any ideas anyone.
Thanks for all this by the way.
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- Donna Vincent
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To debug, print out all your Session variables on the top of every page, to see what's in there:
echo "<pre>";
print_r($_SESSION);
echo "</pre>";
In the meantime, I will run a test myself.
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- John R Ingledew Gale
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- Thanks Donna, you're a star! I'll give it a go and report back.
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- Donna Vincent
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Did you start a session?
See http://www.smallbizonline.co.uk/php_session_variables.php
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- Donna Vincent
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I just tested it and it works.
Just use:
session_start();
at the top of every page that is being passed session vars.
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- John R Ingledew Gale
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Tried that but got:
Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cookie - headers already sent
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- Donna Vincent
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- session_start() code has to be before anything is output to the browser.
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- John R Ingledew Gale
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But surely it still has to go after the opening {kl_php} ?
Could you post the html code so I can copy it direct. Thanks.
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- Donna Vincent
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I'm using this:
{kl_php} session_start(); echo "Session Variables:"; print_r($_SESSION); {/kl_php}
But you may be outputting text prior to the php code running. If that is the case, you would put the session_start() somewhere on the page that loads before anything is output.
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- John R Ingledew Gale
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Thanks Donna but you've lost me now....
Do you mean I'd have to put it inside some php script such as index.php ?
Thanks
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