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MrMan9879 · Feb 19th, 2008, 9:28 PM

Well, I used the sha1() function to encrypt the password, but I have the same thing in the database.

For example, the password for the user I am testing with is asdfasdf, which is changed to: 92429d82a41e930486c6de5ebda9602d55c39986

The password in the database is also: 92429d82a41e930486c6de5ebda9602d55c39986.

I don't think the password is a problem, because it gets through the loop and it gets to the part where it has

print_r($_SESSION)

But, it shows a blank array.

Feb 19th, 2008, 9:28 PM	#7
MrMan9879 Programmer Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Nanaimo, BC, Canada Posts: 95 Rep Power: 0	Re: Sessions Problem Well, I used the sha1() function to encrypt the password, but I have the same thing in the database. For example, the password for the user I am testing with is asdfasdf, which is changed to: 92429d82a41e930486c6de5ebda9602d55c39986 The password in the database is also: 92429d82a41e930486c6de5ebda9602d55c39986. I don't think the password is a problem, because it gets through the loop and it gets to the part where it has print_r($_SESSION) But, it shows a blank array.