i tried the code but it didnt work...now i would like your code so i can try it

Move html and printing php to the end, and check everything is a valid function.

Try this. The part I changed was this:



I erased them, and put $_SESSION['login'] Instead.
But now, you will have to change every place where you have:

into
even in the login succes and so on. and in your logout.php you will have to change it to:



This is the way I do it. It should work.

Edit:

Between.. You should change this in your login_succes.php.

change from:



to:



If think thats what you wanted or? if the user is not logged in, he will be redirected to main_login.php. if you want the difference, just remove the "!" before "isset". And you will have to write this "if(!isset($_SESSION['login'])){..." instead of "if(!session_is_registered(myusername)){..." in every file that you want to protect.

This post has been edited by Feelay: Feb 21 2008, 09:37 PM

btw...how do you check if the session is registered??
that if the session is not registered that it just print out "Session is not registered"

very simple



And you can ofc do it the other way too



in the last one, if you look carefullt, you will see that I inserted a "!" before i wrote "isset". "!" = not wich means:

in the first one, it would be:



This post has been edited by Feelay: Feb 21 2008, 09:42 PM

i dont know why but there is nothing in my $_SESSION['login']

since this is the code...something's wrong with rows

This post has been edited by Eggie: Feb 21 2008, 09:54 PM

1:
You have <title>Race</title> before your PHP session/headers, this means the headers will already be sent and you were too late to start a session. Usually caching a page before it's sent can solve this, or just move the title below the PHP code.

2:
Including a CSS stylesheet, I don't know what's inside here, but if it's plain text use HTML to include the stylesheet or if it's PHP, give it a PHP extension, else it'll be treated just like plain text.

e.g. <link href="path/to/style.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

3:
session_start() must appear before any other PHP operation unless page caching is done, but you should learn to always do it first.

4:
session_is_registered() takes a string, you are using a constant called myusername which may or may not be what you want, e.g. you might want to do if(!session_is_registered('myusername'))

5:
failed to check if $_GET['action'] is set before using it, you should do:

if(!empty($_GET['action']) && $_GET['action'] == 'race')

6:
failed to check if $_POST['bike'] exists, undefined variables can cause undesirable results, always insure they are set before using them.

if(!empty($_POST['bike'])) {
$asa = $_POST['bike'];
}
else {
echo '<p>You did not select a bike!</p><p>Click <a href="race.php">HERE</a> to go back</p>';
exit;
}

I know there will be more problems, but I don't have time to go through the whole thing at the moment so I'll leave it as this for now.


Cheers,

MC

By the way, I changed the topic title, the old one ("Login") was not clear enough. The new title should be more representative of the problem statement and the solutions found.

Sorry. My fault. Try this code:



Try it. It Should Work.

//Feelay

This post has been edited by Feelay: Feb 23 2008, 05:07 PM

hey man...sorry i already solved it and it works fine...
sorry for not posting so you can mark it [SOLVED]
if you wanna see the game i'm making go to MY GAME
i will put it on this server when i finish it
thanx for the help feelay