Session problem?!?

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

Hello All! I am very new to the php world but I am working on fixing things that a previous programmer screwed up for a site that I have. Let me explain what the current issue is. I believe it had to do with sessions:

On my site, I can go to login page and log in with a name I made just fine. If I use an older one, it says that the password or username is wrong, but when I click on boards, im logged in. (weird)

On the sign up page, when all the info is plugged in, the page hangs like its looking for something, then 2 min later it logs the person in.



Any help, advice or whatever would be appreciated thanks. As we get into this discussion, I will supply code that I have when I figure out why it's not working properly.

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