Vince
03-14-2005, 01:53 AM
Hello,
I try to use PhpDig in an intranet but I meet a problem. My website use PHP Language and the user logs in at the beginning.
In all the webpages, I test if the session exists (To avoid a non authorised user to access all the content). I try to create my session in the 'index.php' page which is in the admin folder.When i display the content of the session in the 'search.php' page, all is great.
:squint: But, when i enter the url of my intranet, phpdig stays on the login page. In the Mysql database, the content of the page looks like :
Notice : Undefined index: mysession in C:\......
:bang: I am so surprised that when i click on the link which is in the 'search.php' page, i access my intranet with the session i created in phpdig.
Is there a way to transmit the session which is created in PHPDig ? Or, is there a way to identify PHPDig when it reffers my intranet to allow it to access all the page ?
Thank you for your answer ...
I try to use PhpDig in an intranet but I meet a problem. My website use PHP Language and the user logs in at the beginning.
In all the webpages, I test if the session exists (To avoid a non authorised user to access all the content). I try to create my session in the 'index.php' page which is in the admin folder.When i display the content of the session in the 'search.php' page, all is great.
:squint: But, when i enter the url of my intranet, phpdig stays on the login page. In the Mysql database, the content of the page looks like :
Notice : Undefined index: mysession in C:\......
:bang: I am so surprised that when i click on the link which is in the 'search.php' page, i access my intranet with the session i created in phpdig.
Is there a way to transmit the session which is created in PHPDig ? Or, is there a way to identify PHPDig when it reffers my intranet to allow it to access all the page ?
Thank you for your answer ...