pcattani asked 1 year ago
I am trying to get a custom query working using a mysql statement prepared as a string before being called:
$sql_select_query = “select * from data WHERE owner = ‘”.$login.”‘;”;
$g->select_command = $sql_select_query;
This returns no results. The error message shows that gridphp thinks the $login variable is empty. This cannot be true. I tested the contents of the $login variable by echoing out before hand, and it exists, but the error message shows nothing between the two single quotes: ”
Any guess what’s going on here?
Thanks.
pcattani answered 1 year ago
Sorry, some more information… I am using the auth.php page you provided for authentication. So I am trying to use the $login variable that the user logged in with as part of the query, to return results owned by that user.
pcattani answered 1 year ago
How is this possible? 35 if (isset($login)) { 36 echo $login; 37 } else { 38 echo \”Not set: \”.$login; 39 exit(1); 40 } This simultaneously returns the login text AND falls through the else to echo \”Not set: \”
Abu Ghufran Staff answered 1 year ago
It’s because grid is loaded with 2 calls. Perhaps you need login variable in session and then use it from session.
POST variables are only available on first call, where ajax call don’t send POST again.
Ref: https://www.gridphp.com/docs/misc-faqs/#q-how-to-load-grid-based-on-_post-data-from-other-page
Beside above link, I think easy way is to save login variable in session after successful login and then use it in your query (without using POST)
pcattani answered 1 year ago
Thank you Abu, that\’s helpful.
So do you recommend starting the Session variable in the auth.php file or in my index.php file?
I need to set Session_start() in which file? How can I ensure that the next user doesn\’t use the same Session? Do I need to close the Session in the logout area of auth.php?
Thanks in advance.
pcattani answered 1 year ago
I did a Dession_start in my index file and set the Session variable in auth.php and it works, thanks.
