help - value avail. in normal page but not in SSL page
Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2004 1:19 am
I am new to php language and need a help.
I have a simple code as below called "sample1.php".
http://www.mydomain.com/sample1.php
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require_once('./include/h.inc.php');
$my_userid = $user->user_id;
$my_username = $user->username;
$my_email = $user->email;
PRINT "here at 1 : " . $my_userid . "<br>";
PRINT "here at 2 : " . $my_username . "<br>";
PRINT "here at 3 : " . $my_email . "<br>";
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when called as above, all prints ok.
I have another php file called sample2.php which has the exact same code as above but called in secured mode.
I don't have my own SSL certificate but i am trying to just use my hosting company's server side certificate and process this in a secure mode (https). The way to call my sample2.php using my hosting company's server side certificate, i have to call it like this.
https://serverXX.myhostingcompany.com/~ ... ample2.php
When i run it like this, the value returns nothing.
Are the values supposed to be lost when called from server side SSL method?
Another alternative way that i am thinking but don't know how is :
Without using a FORM hidden value method of POSTing to another file (sample2.php) the value of $my_userid, $my_username, $my_email from sample1.php, is there anyway i can pass these 3 variable values to be available on my sample2.php which is called using my hosting company's server side secured page HTTPS method?
Any help is highly appreciated. Thank you.
Steve
I have a simple code as below called "sample1.php".
http://www.mydomain.com/sample1.php
=======================================
require_once('./include/h.inc.php');
$my_userid = $user->user_id;
$my_username = $user->username;
$my_email = $user->email;
PRINT "here at 1 : " . $my_userid . "<br>";
PRINT "here at 2 : " . $my_username . "<br>";
PRINT "here at 3 : " . $my_email . "<br>";
=================================
when called as above, all prints ok.
I have another php file called sample2.php which has the exact same code as above but called in secured mode.
I don't have my own SSL certificate but i am trying to just use my hosting company's server side certificate and process this in a secure mode (https). The way to call my sample2.php using my hosting company's server side certificate, i have to call it like this.
https://serverXX.myhostingcompany.com/~ ... ample2.php
When i run it like this, the value returns nothing.
Are the values supposed to be lost when called from server side SSL method?
Another alternative way that i am thinking but don't know how is :
Without using a FORM hidden value method of POSTing to another file (sample2.php) the value of $my_userid, $my_username, $my_email from sample1.php, is there anyway i can pass these 3 variable values to be available on my sample2.php which is called using my hosting company's server side secured page HTTPS method?
Any help is highly appreciated. Thank you.
Steve