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gdmacdo 10/5/2013 |
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Could it be the missing bracket and semicolon I would be grateful if someone could point me in the right direction regarding setting session variable 'After successful login'. I have a user table (Users) with the following fields: userid UserName Password Security UserCompanyID ToEmail CopyEmail The instructions state: Parameters $username - user-entered login name. $password - user-entered password. $data - an array with the contents of the user record. Access fields by $data["FieldName"]. I have tried adding the following code to After successful login event: $_SESSION["ToEmail"] = $data["ToEmail"]; $_SESSION["CopyEmail" = $data["CopyEmail"] //to debug print_r ($_SESSION); exit(); The output shows both ToEmail and CopyEmails fields blank!! Array ( [login_count_captcha] => 1 [UserID] => Andrew [UserName] => Andrew [GroupID] => [AccessLevel] => User [OwnerID] => 2 [_EPMUsers_OwnerID] => 2 [userid] => 2 [Password] => Andrew [ToEmail] => [CopyEmail] => ) Thanks in anticipation |
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Andrew S author 10/5/2013 |
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Thanks Greg - The error you pointed out was my error in posting. The actual code is correct but still blank where I would expect to see values. |
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gdmacdo 10/5/2013 |
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I had a weird problem if the fields were defined as varchar(max) returning blanks. How are the fields defined in the DB? Thanks Greg - The error you pointed out was my error in posting. The actual code is correct but still blank where I would expect to see values. Andrew |
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Sergey Kornilov admin 10/5/2013 |
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Besides printing the whole session content print variables like $data["ToEmail"] and $data["CopyEmail"]. Another thing - field names are case-sensitive, make sure you got them right. |
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