Problems with calling a variable in a php session?

May 11th, 2010

I am new to sessions and I have written a few php programs and want to make a session I have declared Session_start() at the begining then declares $_session=”yes”
if ($pword == $ROW[4])
$_session['login']=”yes”;
else
die (“

In correct password!

“.
“

Please go back and Log in again

“);
When I try to call it in the next program I get undeclared variable what am I doing wrong?
session_start();
$session = $_session ['login'];
If ($session != "yes")
die ("

Please log in!

“.”Log in again

“);
else
echo”

Welcome

“;

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1 Comment

solocomputerservices

May 11, 2010 at 6:19 am

You must start a session for each page. So…

At the top of all of your PHP page that you will use the session for, you must do a check to see if the session is active and if it isn’t, you must start it. Please look below for example:

//initialize the session
if (!isset($_SESSION)) {
session_start();
}

I hope that this answers your question.

Solo Computer Services.com

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