So I was wondering for password check if it's possible to reset a session?

For when one get redirected to another website the session will either,

A: Be Destroyed.

B: Be Reseted.

 

I have treid the session_destroy function but nothing that can bring it out.

It namely fully destroys it with no reset.

 

if($mysqlnumrows!=1)
{ 
$_SESSION['check']=$_SESSION['check']+1;
if(!isset($_SESSION['check']))
{echo "";}
if ($_SESSION['check']==5);
{
die("Treid to many times");
}

 

Anyway for explanation;

I want once the $_SESSION reach 5 it will redirect the person to another page.

Once redirected and return to the inlog page the $_SESSION must be 0 again.

 

How do I accomplish this?

if ($_SESSION['check']==5);
{
$_SESSION['check'] = 0;
die("Treid to many times");
}

Didn't worked.

if(!isset($_SESSION['check'])){
//It's dangerous to go alone! Take this.
$_SESSION['check'] == 0;
}
if($mysqlnumrows != 1){ 
$_SESSION['check']++;
}

if ($_SESSION['check'] >= 5){
die("Your mission is a failure");
}

Edited March 12, 201214 yr by Spitfire

if(!isset($_SESSION['check'])){
//It's dangerous to go alone! Take this.
$_SESSION['check'] == 0;
}
if($mysqlnumrows != 1){ 
$_SESSION['check']++;
}

if ($_SESSION['check'] >= 5){
die("Your mission is a failure");
}

 

mmm should this

$_SESSION['check'] == 0;

not be this

$_SESSION['check'] = 0;

It´s fun to see like all of those is not realy working as intended.

 

This however correctly works:

if($mysqlnumrows != 1)
{
$_SESSION['check'] == 1; 
$_SESSION['check']++;
echo $_SESSION['check'];
}

if ($_SESSION['check'] ==5)
{
header:("Location:http://localhost/admin/failed.php");
unset($_SESSION['check']);
}
}

 

It unset the session once it reached 5 and starts up again.

However you might notice the header location I added.

For some reason the header location just does not seem to work stand alone if I post it any where else.

 

Any though on it to get it to work?

Edited March 13, 201214 yr by kensha

Alright so I found it out thanks by google and I will post the working solution for you guys.

 

the full default header location won't work when there is a tag in the current document.

For example:

<html>
<?php
header:("Location:http://localhost/admin/failed.php");
?>
</html>

 

However once you specify a variable for the url itself then the code would work.

For example:

<?php
$URL="../index.php"; 
header ("Location: $URL"); 
?>

nvm me

Edited March 13, 201214 yr by Samus

Alright so I found it out thanks by google and I will post the working solution for you guys.

 

the full default header location won't work when there is a tag in the current document.

For example:

<html>
<?php
header:("Location:http://localhost/admin/failed.php");
?>
</html>

 

However once you specify a variable for the url itself then the code would work.

For example:

<?php
$URL="../index.php"; 
header ("Location: $URL"); 
?>

 

For future reference you cannot change the page location if there has already been any output to the browser. That includes white space.