[Jim Mayhugh]

04-05-03 at 07:09 PM Harken said this in Post #178
I have tried using IE6 and i get the same thing...even setting my browser cache low manually...i just get LOGGING IN... and this is the same for mutiple pop3 servers

I appear to be having the same problem, and it looks as though the session variables set during the "cookie" portion of the code are not being either stored or retrieved properly during the next iteration of the code.

Just for the record, I'm using PHP 4.3.1. Might that also be a difference?

I notice that you use session_register("session_variable") rather than using $_SESSION["session_variable"]. Might that make a difference?

UPDATE:
OK, I got it working. For some reason session_register() is not working properly for me. Everything I read about sessions at www.php.net seems to lean toward using $_SESSIONS[] for parameter passing in later revisions of PHP. Here's the changes I made that worked.

In email.php, look for

//CHANGE SETTINGS ABOVE//

and add just below it:

$session_server=$_SESSION["session_server"];
$session_username=$_SESSION["session_username"];
$session_password=$_SESSION["session_password"];
$type=$_SESSION["session_type"];


then find

session_register("session_server"); $session_server=$host;
session_register("session_username"); $session_username=$user;
session_register("session_password"); $session_password=$pass;
session_register("type"); $type = $opt;

and replace it with:

$_SESSION["session_server"]=$host;
$_SESSION["session_username"]=$user;
$_SESSION["session_password"]=$pass;
$_SESSION["session_type"]=$opt;

I am by no means a PHP programmer, but like I said, it seems to work for me. YMMV