No record found.

I am having some trouble with my log-in process, hopefully someone can help me out.

The first time a user logs in (and sets the session id), the next page with user information displays: No record found.
If the user then logs out and logs back in the correct user data is displayed. I'm confused on how to fix this.Thanks in advance.

The pages are:
visitors_login.php
members__Profile.php
(test@user.com
pass)

cj,

I just tested your login form and it appears to work fine from my end. Upon, hitting login, it takes me straight to the "My Profile" page displaying the email and the option to edit registered numbers.

Perhaps, because you have been developing it, maybe you need to delete the cache on your machine to get an accurate representation of what is happening, but it all looks good from my end (very nice site, too).

I am using Firefox 3.5.4 on Mac OSX 10.6.1. Not sure what other setups you have tested on, although, I doubt the kind of issue you were referring to would be browser specific.

Regards,

Brian

Hi Brian,

Thank you for checking out my issue. The login does seem to work fine from the log in page (visitors_login.php), however I have a problem with the same form elsewhere in the site. For example, if you try to log in by clicking 'Members' at: www.alofonia.com/ The page:members_Profile.php will display: "No record found."
This only happens the first time, if you log in a second time, the user data is displayed correctly. It seems that I am missing a session_start somewhere, but I believe I have added that code properly to all the pages.

Thanks again, your help here is greatly appreciated!
CJ

I am also not able to reproduce the problem.

I went to :
visitors_Registration.php

and registered a new user, then went to:
visitors_login.php


when logged in, I was brought to:
members_Profile.php


showing the email address I used to register.

To reproduce the problem go to: www.alofonia.com/
Clear the cookies in your browser.
Click on Members and login from the drop-down.

Thank you,
CJ

I cant reproduce by logging in at :
www.alofonia.com/

but I can reproduce by logging in at:
alofonia.com/




This is to be expected ans is the way sessions work.

The session ID is tied to a cookie that is created on the clients machine. Cookies are domain specific.

To a cookie, the domain "www.alofonia.com" is not the same as "alofonia.com" so a different session cookie, tied to a different session ID is created for each one.


You should redirect users who come to p[age using the domain "alofonia.com" to "www.alofonia.com"

That's what I was missing! Thanks for your help once again Jason.

Regards,
CJ

you're welcome.