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$_session variable?

Hey,

I`m building a website ..

Ånd I have to show combobox.. when user is admin, it has to show different options..

So I check that with - if(!$_SESSION['isAdmin']): - then it shows options that are for normal user

And I have row in my table called "isAdmin" and by default it is NULL.. For admins I suppous I just write what I want, and it should anyway do anything thats written after else

I have start session in the beginning of page and script that connects to database, and login panel in every page.. So I log in with my account that has "isAdmin" filled in (with value - Y) .. So, when I check if(!$_SESSION['isAdmin']):, it should return false and do what`s after else ..

But it doesn`t.. I tryed to echo the variable.. But it shows nothing, as it was empty string..

What do I have to add to the script ? In other pages i`ve used this for checking if user is logged in, and it works...

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  • Jeff P
    Lv 7
    6 years ago
    Favorite Answer

    If you do var_dump($_SESSION), does it include an "isAdmin" key? If it doesn't, then that means there's some wrong at the top of your script.

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