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Old 02-20-2008, 09:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Accessing Variables from Conf file to Upload Class

Hey.

I am integrating a members system into an uploading system.
The upload system runs off a class, which does everything (i.e. show the form, upload file, shows paths etc).

Now, in the member system, I have set $_SESSION['member_id'] to the ID of the user that logged in. I set a var $vID = $_SESSION['member_id'] so that I can echo the member's id out anywhere.

So, at the moment I have the uploading set up so that it also inserts data into a database, named sui_images. This includes normal stuff like id, name, date uploaded, ip etc but more importantly the member's id, so that when I make a "manage uploaded images" page I can show the logged in user all his images by stating WHERE member_id = $vID.

I link to the config file in both the class (upload.class.php) and upload.php, have set at the top public $vID and then in my MySQL query set it so that it inserts the Member's ID into the database.

But it doesn't!

I don't know too much about classes/ functions, but is there anything I have to do to be able to access the variables in conf_global.php?

Any help would be much appreciated.

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