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i already did that..

Nice...new tutorial...
The voting system....yhaa.

add another } after the one on line 25...it should do it..

Why did you send it here? Just for a joke The cable has gone a bit weird, you have to wiggle it then sit very still to get the left speaker to work. Corsair said they would replace it but only if I pay £9.76 for postage. Never sent any airmail before though so there is something of the list of thin...

OK. I have found a solution... [syntax=php]<?php if (isset($_SESSION['username']) === false){ ?> form here <?php }else{ echo "Welcome <a href='profile.php'>" . $_SESSION['username']."</a> ! - <a href='logout.php'>Logout</a>."; } ?> [/syntax] Just in case someone else will need it...

Do you have any solution?
Regards and thanks for the fast reply.

I made this code for users that are logged in to "Not see the log-in form" when if they are logged in. It works when i am logged in, but where i log-out, i cant access the log-in form. I am getting this: The page isn't redirecting properly Firefox has detected that the server is redirectin...

here...try this and tell me if it works: [syntax=php] <?php //checks if given username exists in the database. function user_exists($user){ $user = mysql_real_escape_string($user); $total = mysql_query("SELECT COUNT(`user_id`) FROM `users` WHERE `user_name` = '{$user}'"); return (mysql_res...

When will we have a new tutorial ?

Since I get the feeling you're not gonna do this yourself, I will provide you with one really easy function that checks if the user is online or not. [syntax=php]function is_logged_in(){ if(empty($_SESSION['username'])){ return false; }else{ return true; } }[/syntax] [syntax=php]if(is_logged_in ===...

Yeah...i was expecting this answer..
You don't want to give any tips... lol

Something is not complete in register/log-in script.
Because when a user is logged in, it still shows the log-in form..
What does it need to be added so when a user is logged in to show the log-out button(link) if he visit the log-in page again after he logs in?
Regards.

Alright.
i manage to connect the 2 scripts together..with no errors...

jacek wrote:you cant have output before the session_start function, you will have to add it after the include.

I found the error source...
I had a space before

[syntax=php]<?php include('core/init.inc.php'); ?>[/syntax]
But still...i cant make it reflect the logged in user details...
what to do?

OK.
I added this code in init.inc.php from user register/login system [syntax=php]$_SESSION['uid'] = 12;[/syntax]
This is the result:

if i remove that code, the edit form is empty..

jacek wrote:

kalipsso wrote:That is the edit_profile.php file..

Okay, try it there then.

i get an error on the line i put the code...

jacek wrote:the profile page I guess, which ever you posted in the first post of this topic.

That is the edit_profile.php file..

does init.inc.php from user system conflicts wit the init.inc.php from the user profile ? the point of the init file is that it does things that are always needed, so you should not have more than one init file. Before the call to the fetch_user_info() function can you try var_dump($_SESSION['uid']...

does init.inc.php from user system conflicts wit the init.inc.php from the user profile ? init.inc.php from user register/login: [syntax=php]<?php session_start(); $exceptions = array('register', 'login', 'activate'); $page = substr(end(explode('/', $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'])), 0, -4); mysql_connect('...

Removing session_start() is not the correct way to fix that, as it is needed for the session to work. The problem is that the session_start() function needs to send a cookie which has to be done via a header, and headers cannot be sent after output from the script has begun. The correct fix would b...

Its fairly simple. You probably know how to upload an image (im sure jacek has covered this) And im sure you know how to insert data into a database, and how to fetch data and how to echo out data. You have everything you need there. When you upload the image, make sure you upload it to a certain l...