SSI.php not recognising that a member is logged on...

[Tristan Perry]

Hello,
  I have set up a Karma Log on my website, I only want certain people to access it, and so I've included SSI.php into the page so I can use things like:

if( $context['user']['id'] ==  52 || $context.... )

etc To see if the member can access the page. This is working fine, except that someone who I want to be able to access the page, says he can't. To find this out what is wrong, I used:

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print_r($context['user']
and when this member visited the page it showed:

Array ( [id] => 0 [is_logged] => [is_guest] => 1 [is_admin] => [is_mod] => [username] => [name] => [language] => english [email] => [messages] => 0 [unread_messages] => 0 [avatar] => Array ( ) [total_time_logged_in] => Array ( [days] => 0 [hours] => 0 [minutes] => 0 ) [popup_messages] => )

This shows that SSI isn't recognizing that he's logged in, despite the fact that I know he is,
Does anyone have a clue about why this is happening, and how to fix it? What's weird is that it's only not working with this 1 member (To my knowledge) I've got both:

Enable local storage of cookies
   and
Use subdomain independent cookies

turned off in my forums, could this be the problem?
  Any help would be appreciated,
Tau Online

[Metho]

Has he tried his account from multiple computers or allowed you to log in under his account from yours?

- Methonis

[Tristan Perry]

Has he tried his account from multiple computers or allowed you to log in under his account from yours?

- Methonis

Neither as far as I know. You think that may be the problem?

[Metho]

Well, a lot of times when it's not recognizing a log in it's something with the way the computer/browser is configured, especially when it's only happening to one member and working with everyone else. Is a guess, he may want to try it, or have him change his password to a dummy one and give you access to his account for a minute and see if it works on yours.

- Methonis

[Tristan Perry]

Well, a lot of times when it's not recognizing a log in it's something with the way the computer/browser is configured, especially when it's only happening to one member and working with everyone else. Is a guess, he may want to try it, or have him change his password to a dummy one and give you access to his account for a minute and see if it works on yours.

- Methonis

Update: It's now only working with 50% of people...

[[Unknown]]

Are you using SSI.php on separate subdomains?

If so, Use subdomain independent cookies needs to be on... and it still won't work until everyone logs out and in again.

-[Unknown]

[Tristan Perry]

Are you using SSI.php on separate subdomains?

If so, Use subdomain independent cookies needs to be on... and it still won't work until everyone logs out and in again.

-[Unknown]

Ah right, thanks  I've enabled it now, and I've told everyone to log out and in again