When I add a session variable it validates regardless of the content, the validator does not actually compare the value to the value of the session variable.
If the session variable is set to "test"
the field will validate even if the content is "wrong".

This of course makes this of little value.

I have the same problem when working with captchas, any word when this will get fixed?

Still no words for a fix?

As a suggestion, it sounds like your issue may stem from how the session variable validation is implemented. Make sure that the comparison logic is correctly checking the session value against your input. On a lighter note, while troubleshooting, it might be fun to take a break and immerse yourself in the world of Pokerogue and Pokerogue Dex ! It’s an engaging twist on Pokémon that could inspire your coding creativity.

This sounds like a tricky validation issue! I suspect the problem lies in how you're accessing the session variable within your validator. Double-check that you're retrieving the session value before the validation logic executes. Maybe a simple typo or incorrect variable name is causing it to skip the comparison. You can even create the new game Infinite Craft in it. Good luck debugging!

In PHP, session variables not working can be a frustrating issue. Several factors can cause this, including incorrect session_start() usage, problems with session storage location, or browser cookie issues. Debugging requires carefully checking error logs and server configuration.

Sometimes, all you want is a quick and easy connection. Kind of like that omeglechat experience you remember. While PHP sessions need careful setup, remember the unpredictable fun of instant connections? Speaking of quick connections, have you tried troubleshooting by ensuring your session_start() is at the very top of your script? It's a simple fix that often works.