Hi everyone!

[jmte]

Hi, my name is maria-teres, and i am desperate for some help. i hope that one of you can help me to resolve my problem.

Lets tell my PHP-story!

 

i have on all my pages

<?PHP

session_start();

if (!$_SESSION['company_loggedin'])

?>

 

 

this because i have one menu, one for guests and one for the registred user.

this works very fine!!

 

BUT.. then i have som forms.

when a user dont fill in a post this messages comes up

 

 

    if (empty($_POST['Name'])) {

echo '<script>alert("Please enter your name");</script>';

    echo '<script>history.back(1);</script>';

exit();

 

} else {

 

the problem is that all the inputs will be deleted, so the user have to write all once again.

when i take away

 

<?PHP

session_start();

if (!$_SESSION['company_loggedin'])

?>

 

the form works fine!. so i dont know what to do? someone?  i hope i have explained well.

thanks!

 

[dezkit]

change

<?PHP
session_start();
if (!$_SESSION['company_loggedin'])
?>

 

to

 

<?PHP
session_start();
if (!$_SESSION['company_loggedin']){
echo "not logged in";
//header("Location: index.php");
}
?>

 

btw- post more code if this doesnt work

[gizmola]

When you include code in your posts do this:

 

[code=php:0] ... your php code here 

 

[/code]

 

And it will look the way dezkit's reply to you looked, which is easier for everyone to read.

[gizmola]

Using the browser history is not the way to handle that problem.  What you should do, is store their $_POST input into a session variable.  In the form you can read that out of the session (if it exists) and repopulate the form using html.