Possible?

[Ben Nash]

Can I include a file when the session is set then another if its not set?

e.g.

 

if session = 1 {

include file

}
else
{

include  different file

}

 

I know it's not correct code but I'm feeling lazy... I hope you guys can get the idea of what I'm on about....

[Guest]

if(isset($_SESSION['seshid']))
{
//include file
}
else
{
//include other file
}

 

Replace seshid with your session name

[Ben Nash]

Thanks Angel

I'm planning on making a small skeleton framework that can be used for any website.

[rockwood]

yes 100% possible

[HauntedDawg]

Multiple way's to accomplish this, it depends on what you are checking for.

 

// Check if user has a session id of some sort
if(array_key_exists('session_id', $_SESSION))	{

// Session active
include_once('path/here.php');

}	else	{

// No session Active
include_once('path/here.php');

}



// Check if session is active
$session_type = session_status();
if($session_type == PHP_SESSION_DISABLED)	{

// No session active, sessions disabled (IE: no session_start() called)
include_once('path/here.php');

}	else if($session_type == PHP_SESSION_NONE)	{

// Sessions are enabled (IE: called to session_start()), but no sessions active (Have no session id)
include_once('path/here.php');

}	else if($session_type == PHP_SESSION_ACTIVE)	{

// Sessions are enabled (IE: called to session_start()), and there is currently an active session
include_once('path/here.php');

}



// Using a pre defined variable
if(defined('SID'))	{

// Session active
include_once('path/here.php');

}	else	{

// Session not active
include_once('path/here.php');

}

 

A simple google search for "php how to detect if session is active", can yield many results.

[Guest]

Thanks Angel

I'm planning on making a small skeleton framework that can be used for any website.

Good luck with that, the competition is fierce for frameworks.