maxhugen
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| Posted: 05/04/2008, 10:53 PM |
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I've set a session variable via my index page, which has the Login form:
function Login_Button_DoLogin_OnClick(& $sender) {
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//Custom Code @95-2A29BDB7
//Save the user's first name to the Session
if ($Login_Button_DoLogin_OnClick == true) {
$db = new clsDBEIP_MySQL();
CCSetSession("Session_FName", CCDLookUp("FName","Person","PersonID=".$db->ToSQL(CCGetUserID(),ccsInteger), $db) );
$db->close();
}
//End Custom Code
....
}
This works AOK on my workstation, but fails when I upload the pages to the Internet.
Any ideas please?
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Benjamin Krajmalnik
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| Posted: 05/07/2008, 2:08 PM |
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Check the server.
Make sure the sessions extension is loaded.
Also, if using the file system for the sessions files, make sure it is not
full.
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maxhugen
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| Posted: 05/07/2008, 5:24 PM |
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Hi Benjamin
The sessions extension is loaded - checked the Internet server using phpinfo(). The default CCS session variables are being saved after Login (UserID, Username, GroupID).
So the question remains: why can't I set a 'custom' Session variable on the Internet server, whereas I can do that OK at localhost (my pc)?
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wkempees
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| Posted: 05/08/2008, 4:01 AM |
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Could it be possible that your session mechanism is working fine, but your code fails?
Just do :
CCSetSession("Session_Fname", "MaxHugen"");
echo CCGetSession("Session_Fname");
to see if that works.
If it does, your CCDLookup() is possibly returning no value, setting a blank Sessionvar, thereby destroying it.
Walter
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maxhugen
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| Posted: 05/08/2008, 3:51 PM |
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Hi Walter.
For some reason the echo wouldn't show. I've had this problem before, don't understand why.
But at your suggestion, I re-examined the Lookup, and suddenly realised there was a case-sensitivity problem: I had used table "Person", but it should have been "person". Hence, it worked on my Windows based pc, but failed in the Linux internet server.
Thanks again.
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wkempees
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| Posted: 05/08/2008, 5:50 PM |
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at least I was right!
Goodnight.
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