isset() not working?

[rockinaway]

I am using this to set the expiry for a remember me:

 

The HTML is:

 

<input type="checkbox" name="remember" value="remember" checked="checked" /> Remember Me <br />

 

And the PHP used to set the expiry is:

 

$exp = isset($_POSTS['remember']) ? time() + (60*60*24*365) : 0;

 

But the isset() seems not to be checking if the 'remember' box was ticked or not... What could be the problem?

[jitesh]

use

$_POST['remember']

insted of

$_POSTS['remember']

[rockinaway]

Still doesn't work..

[suma237]

 

check this

isset($_POST['remember']) ? time() + (60*60*24*365) : 0;

[rockinaway]

Yeah.. that doesn't work..

[suma237]

R u using any form method <FORM method=post></FORM>?

[rockinaway]

Yup.. post..

[vijayfreaks]

Hi..

          check via its value also.. i.e.:

          $exp = (isset($_POST['remember']) && $_POST['remember'] == 'remember') ? time() + (60*60*24*365) : 0;

 

Regards,

Vijay

[xyn]

or try...

$exp = (isset($_POSTS['remember']) && !empty($_POST['remember'])) ? time() + (60*60*24*365) : 0;

[d22552000]

you dont understand that the post remember isnt getting to his page do you?

 

try if($_POST['remember']==true) { }

 

 

EDIT: and YES I am suggesting a boolean.

[xyn]

actually either it isnt being set due to form fault.

Or its not being set in php because of the coding which i made a suggestion.

 

boolean will make no difference. because if its not set.

then it wont be set true or false either

[rockinaway]

None of those solutions work...

[trq]

Post your current code.