Found that <li><a href="/index.php">Return to the front desk</a></li>After returning to the homepage, you are not logged in.-PHP Chinese Network Q&A

Return to the front deskAfter returning to the homepage, you are not logged in.，The code in this lesson is not connected to the previous lesson. I found that

Return to the front desk

After returning to the homepage, the login status is gone. The front page is still realistic for login and registration. Instead of publishing articles after logging in and logging out, what is the problem?"> Found that <li><a href="/index.php">Return to the front desk</a></li>After returning to the homepage, you are not logged in.-PHP Chinese Network Q&A

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Found that

Return to the front desk

After returning to the homepage, you are not logged in.

王先生 2019-11-19 11:15:42

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The code of this lesson cannot be connected to the previous lesson. I found

Return to the front desk

After returning to the homepage, the login status is gone.

The front page is still realistic for login and registration. Instead of publishing articles and logging out after logging in

What is the problem?

王先生

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卢小强2019-11-20 09:02:17 1 floor

Look at the web page code, it should be judged by if statement to display two different states

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reply In fact, you need to log in to the backend first, and then log in to the frontend again in order to switch freely.

王先生 author 2019-11-20 11:58:33

reply Is there something wrong with the logic? What kind of program must first go to the background and then go to the foreground in order to switch freely?

卢小强 author 2019-11-21 09:50:43