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How do we combine the 2 scripts together?
What modifications are needed for this 2 to work together?
I added the code from the profile user.inc.php to the user.inc.php from Login/Register file, made the modifications to connect to the same database, i added the tables in the database... i registered a user activated it and when i go to profile.php page, i get this result:"That user does not exist. "
What did i do wrong?

Best regards and any help will be appreciated.

This kind of question is not going to get you many replies, instead of asking how to combine two tutorials, have a go yourself then post any problems you have along with the code you tried to use.

the thing is that the user_list.php does not get my user_id...

<div>
		<?php
		
		foreach (fetch_users() as $user){
			?>
			<p>
				<a href="profile.php?uid=<?php echo $user['id']; ?>"><?php echo $user['username']; ?></a>
			</p>
			<?php
		}
		
		
		
		?>
	</div>

What is the problem???

OK...fixed for now

BTW...is there any way you can make a tutorial on how to add user avatar or profile picture?

kalipsso wrote:OK...fixed for now

What was the problem ?

kalipsso wrote:BTW...is there any way you can make a tutorial on how to add user avatar or profile picture?

there is a suggestions section, if you have a tutorial suggestion, post it there

jacek wrote:

kalipsso wrote:OK...fixed for now

What was the problem ?

kalipsso wrote:BTW...is there any way you can make a tutorial on how to add user avatar or profile picture?

there is a suggestions section, if you have a tutorial suggestion, post it there

the problem was that i save the file without adding the echo from

<?php echo $user['id']; ?>">

i am getting this error on edit_profile.php:

Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent (output started at D:\xampp\htdocs\avatar\profiles\edit_profile.php:1) in D:\xampp\htdocs\avatar\profiles\core\init.inc.php on line 2

i have removed the session_start from init.inc.php and the error disappeared.
also...what do i need to put to replace this code:

$_SESSION['uid'] = 1;

to reflect the logged in ?
Thanks in advance

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 be to remove any output from the script before the session_start line.

And I don't really know what you mean by the other thing

jacek wrote: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 be to remove any output from the script before the session_start line.

And I don't really know what you mean by the other thing

$_SESSION['uid'] = 1; means that the user with id 1 is logged in.
As i told you, i use it with login - register tutorial script...How do i make it so, that when the user login to be able to edit his profile?
So i need to change there something...
If you wold-of continue with the register-login tutorial to make the user profile page, what was the code you put there in init.inc.php?
TKS.

You can get the users id from the database and store it in the session when they login ...

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.

You know how to check to see if the user is logged in ? you need to use that.

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

kalipsso wrote: You don't want to give any tips... lol

I'm sorry what?

You know how to check to see if the user is logged in ? you need to use that.

Sorry you're right, that's not a tip, he's actually telling you what you have to do.....

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.

function is_logged_in(){
	if(empty($_SESSION['username'])){ return false; }else{ return true; }
}

if(is_logged_in === false){Show login form}else{don't show login form}

Temor wrote: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.

function is_logged_in(){
	if(empty($_SESSION['username'])){ return false; }else{ return true; }
}

if(is_logged_in === false){Show login form}else{don't show login form}

Thanks...i already tried that but does not work...it seems like the user is not logged out when i click the log out button...and is not showing the log-in form when i add that code...

kalipsso wrote:

Temor wrote: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.

function is_logged_in(){
	if(empty($_SESSION['username'])){ return false; }else{ return true; }
}

if(is_logged_in === false){Show login form}else{don't show login form}

Thanks...i already tried that but does not work...it seems like the user is not logged out when i click the log out button...and is not showing the log-in form when i add that code...

That's probably because you're not setting the $_SESSION['username'] variable. You're setting the $_SESSION['uid'] variable.