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strange.. I have session_write_close(); on my logout already (sessiondestroy.php), but did add die() after all my headers. I believe all is working as it should do now, but need to do some more testing. Thanks for info :)

CORRECTION: The final echo does output the correct session id. I used <?php print_r($_SESSION); ?> at the top of the memlayout.php page (from members.php) to find out that the session was empty.

Hi. I cannot work out what I've missed as I am using pretty much the same code as elsewhere in my site. I have a login check, which has been working fine, regenerating sessions and writing them to the database as needed. I have just added a header redirect and my session contents vanished...

Thanks for this. I will look into this more when I have finished the stage i am currently on. Do you know of any online sites that give more info? Was very difficult to find any relevant info on google..most of the results I looked at were either questions or were talking about using specific...

ahh...lol. added this : $mpmylo="0"; $mpmpb="0"; $mpmylo=$mpmylo+$_SESSION[myleftovers]; $mpmpb=$mpmylo+$_SESSION[misspaymentbonus]; and it seemed to solve it. Silly things. Was looking a syntax error. Many thanks!

Hi. I have this scripts to update my database totals: while ($mppaycount <= 8) { $mpref=$_SESSION[refs][$mppaycount]; $mprefpay=$_SESSION[refpay][$mppaycount]; $mppayrefs=mysql_query("UPDATE members SET tottokens = tottokens+$mprefpay, tokens = tokens+$mprefpay, newtokens =...

Have just done a little research on mapped objects.. seems to be a sensible idea, though when publishing your site, do you neeed to make sure the host supports the entity map programme? I have just noticed another peculiarity with my database, but will post on the sql forum.

Its mammoth.. Its a huge membership website with benefits, payouts, referral bonuses, and tones and tones (and tones) more. I should really have a team building it rather than trying to do it on my own as will take months. Already have about 80 pages..lol. And that's before I get to the content...

FOUND IT!!!! lm*ao. It was in the loop. As 1005s referrer is 1004, the function gets called again with this number which can never end. I just need to add a condition to the loop saying that if mpref=1005, then count=9 to stop the loop. Thanks for your help. took a lot of echo statements to...

Because the error occurs by the function being called multiple times, do you think I need to add something like this: global $pt1paid; global $pt2paid; $pt1paid=0; $pt2paid=0; or static $pt1paid; static $pt2paid; $pt1paid=0; $pt2paid=0; to the top of paylvlbonus.php? If so, which vars will...

update - took the echos out if the function and added them to the call... echo "<br />got here"; paylvlbonus($mpref,$mprefpay); $mppaycount++; echo " mppcount is ".$mppaycount; this gives : The fatal error assumably being the repeats of 1004. it looks like the fail is on the second call.

ok... that wasnt the call thats causing the issue... it this: $mppaycount=0; while ($mppaycount <= 8) /* for counting an array of users up from 0 to 8*/ { $mpref=$_SESSION[refs][$mppaycount]; /*this is the userid to use from 0 to 8*/ $mprefpay=$_SESSION[refpay][$mppaycount]; /*this is...

Just thought... there is a possibility that this isnt the call causing the issue, i added the call on a few php pages that are all called from one page... let me take off some and I will get the proper call.... unless you spot something. BRB

Meant to highlight that last bit... The function is in a file called payteirbonus.php

hmm.... strange. the output of that was: Calling the function - if (($attimediff<=28)&&($_SESSION[plan]>=$atp)) { $atupdatefastcount= mysql_query("UPDATE members SET fastcount = fastcount+1, fastcountamount = fastcountamount+$amounttopay WHERE userid = '$atw' LIMIT 1")...

Managed to stay away for a while..lol. Lots of progress and overcome many problems, but cant work this one out.. Have not really used functions before, but now I have a need. Have written this : <?php function paylvlbonus($userid,$amount) { $t1paid=0; $t2paid=0; while...

Thanks for the idea. I guess its a case of weighing up the choices, though I will look into the idea of using an array as didn't consider that option. Thanks again!

Good point. Am reasonably happy with the security I have in mind and when I get to publishing stage, will look at security offered by the host too. Many thanks again.

Thanks for your explanation. So, if I understand correctly, this wouldn't really be much more secure than if I just used 1 algorithm with one hash? (With a number too) I didn't realize how difficult it would be to make a secure website...from what you have said, it seems there is very little...

I guess its possible. There are about 20 columns being called in each table... out of 22. lvl1tot lvl1new lvl2tot lvl2new etc.. I guess I should have mentioned that. If I am calling pretty much all columns, is that an acceptable use of the *, or should you really still list all the columns?