Problem With This Script. [URGENT ATTENTION!!!]

[djr33]

Yes, it was Safari.


Did it work from your server? Perhaps it worked when running off another server, but it won't work from yours.

I don't get it.

[jad9321]

I guess i'll try it on another server...
I'll let you guys know if it worked...

[jad9321]

I accually cant try it on another... Can anyone else try it on their server???

Its the v3.2 of the request line at http://googleit.pspsite.be/index.php

[djr33]

Did it work from your server?

When it worked, was it running from YOUR server?

[jad9321]

Yes...

[jad9321]

I just tried it on another server.... Still didn't work on 2 computers...
:\ if this isnt going to work, can someone make a script like this???

[jad9321]

:[ This is really not gona work... Just don't get it.

[jad9321]

:/

I realllllllllllllllllllllllllly need this to work.

[Strangeplant]

I'm almost afraid to post because I may be wrong to suggest this, but I couldn't hold session data unless I had

session_start();

on both the main page and the include file. You have it only in the include file.

I'm not clear on whether this program ever worked on your computer, and if there are other computers in your office that have ever used this program working.

There are all sorts of peculiar reported problems with $_SESSION[]. See http://us3.php.net/function.session-start just to make sure.

Just trying to help a little and learn a lot.

[Twey]

I'm a bit confused as to where $userData is actually set.
Strangeplant: It doesn't matter where it is, so long as it's before $_SESSION is used (and no page data has been sent).