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So I want to do the following, I want when a user on my site accesses his account, his name appears on a particular site of the site, that I know how to do, I take his session and print, like this: $_Session['name'];. Only that I want to do the same in other parts of my site, how can I do?
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Hello, You just need to start the section on the page and give the print command in the desired location as in the example:
<?php
if (session_status() !== PHP_SESSION_ACTIVE) {
session_start();
}//inicia a seção
$_SESSION['name'] = $nome_do_usuario;
?>
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
<div> <?php echo $_SESSION['name'] ?> </div>
</body>
</html>
This way you can access any value saved in your $_SESSION !
So buddy, I tried this and it’s not going to, like, I think you got it wrong, look at this, when the user logs into his account he’s redirected to a page called Minhaconta and on this page takes his session and shows up his good name on the page, only when I go back to the home page, I can’t get his name, and I put this index error code because of the name.
Are you saving his name in $_SESSION? If you are, you can go to any other page.
Yeah, I got what I wanted ;)
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Tried to use
session_start()on the pages you want that data to be available? This function will make available on the global$_SESSIONthe domain session data on the current page.– João Pedro Henrique
Yes, but I do this and gave, only I want his name to appear on another page, ex: when the user enters he goes to a specific page for him, I want when he goes back to the home page of the site appear his name, got?
– Pedro Lukas