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And the output of the $session object Session Object ( [fName] => [lName] => [street] => [apt] => [city] => [stProv] => [country] => [pc] => [phone] => [username] => me [userid] => 993cbe7b590e2b60950c3c48ce389502 [userlevel] => 9...

...AND coStProv = '".mysql_real_escape_string($session->userinfo['stProv'])."'"; $result = $database->query($q); /* Error occurred, return given name by default */ $num_rows = mysql_numrows($result); if(!$result || ($num_rows < 0)){ echo "Error displaying info"; return; }...

my apologies jpadie, I certainly don't mean to waste anyone's time and am very appreciative of all of your help thus far with regard to this problem I'm having. I'm starting to track all of the $session data from point of login to see if I can find where the problem is. I will post back my...

Notice: Undefined variable: session in Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in Notice: Undefined variable: session in on line 55 Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in error with query. error was Query was:SELECT coName,coStreet,coUnit,coCity,coStProv,coType,pack FROM...

Thanks jpadie, here is the result of the query output: Query was:SELECT coName,coStreet,coUnit,coCity,coStProv,coType,pack FROM vendors WHERE coCity = '' AND coStProv = ''

Thanks jpadie, I used the code you provided and it printed all of the $session properties :), I tried using this in my query but it still fails: WHERE coCity = '".mysql_real_escape_string($session->userinfo['city'])."' AND coStProv = '".mysql_real_escape_string($session->userinfo['stProv'])."'";

jpadie Array ( [username] => Lynque [url] => /login/promotions.php [userid] => 54e1c027d16a5c673ebdb8c6d60f9f93 ) is the result, though I am also echoing this: echo "<b>City:</b> ".$session->userinfo['city']."<br>"; echo "<b>State / Province:</b>...

Thanks for both suggestions but neither work Vucinita: Notice: Undefined index: userinfo Don: Notice: Undefined index: userinfo Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in Any further help with this would be great.

I'm trying this but I think the syntax is wrong... WHERE coCity = '".mysql_real_escape_string($_SESSION['userinfo->city'])."' AND coStProv = '".mysql_real_escape_string($_SESSION['userinfo->stProv'])."'"; Any help is appreciated

Thanks again, Googling now.

Thanks feherke, I've heard a lot about SQL injection attacks but haven't found a definitive guide for protecting my DB, do you know of a link that would serve as a good guide?

Also, whenever you make a configuration change in IIS you need to re-start the service for the changes you've made to be implemented.

I have a query that executes when I hardcode the username but not when I try to use the session var. Works: $q = "SELECT * FROM ".TBL." WHERE username = 'Me'"; Doesn't work: $q = "SELECT * FROM ".TBL." WHERE username = '$username'"; I have used: <?php print_r($_SESSION); ?> to print out...

Let me post the entire block of code so you can see what I'm trying to do $email = $_POST["eMail"]; $subject = $_POST["subject"]; */ if($subject == "Accepted - MDG"){ $email = $_POST["eMail"]; mail($email,$subject); $redirect="thank-you.html" header("Location: $redirect"); }else...

So the solution is $email = "name@mydomain.com"; if($subject == "accepted"){ $email = "thankyou.htm"; header("Location: $redirect"); }else if($subject == "declined"){ $email = "name@mydomain.com"; $redirect = "declined.htm"; header("Location: $redirect"); } Thanks again

thanks to both of you for your help, I should have clarified the desired functionality as pointed out by a6. step1 - user fills out form and submits step2 - mailer finds out if $subject == accepted or declined step3 - if accepted email sent and redirect to thank you page, if declined email sent...

Thanks a6, can you put that in it's proper context within the code please? I'm pretty green with php mailer :s

Hello all, I have a php mailer that I would like to have redirect if the subject is != "accepted", I've never used a redirect on a mailer so it's new to me. So somethng like the code below $email = "name@mydomain.com"; if($subject = "accepted";){ $email = "name@mydomain.com"; $subject...

Thanks Phil

Hello all, I have a form that submits to a php mail and works just fine. I'd like to add to the submit button an "onclick" that loads up a .pdf document as well as submit the form. Any tips on this would be really helpful