It worked!!!! Thanks a lot for your help!

I’m sorry you are having difficulties. I have revisited this using the latest version of Wordpress (2.8.2 at time of writing) and have not had any problems.

<?php

init();

global $current_user;
get_currentuserinfo();

if (is_user_logged_in()) { echo sprintf('YES -- %s', print_r($current_user, 1)); } else { echo 'NO'; }

?>

Check what version of WP you are using and adjust your code depending on that. This post contains solutions for both pre 2.7 and post 2.7.

Another thing to try is looking at your cookies. I have not investigated this and you have not mentioned what directories you are using, but if you run Wordpress at /myblog/ for example, the login cookie is more than likely being set for /myblog/*, so if you run a script at /myotherscript/, it is likely that the WP code included will not have access to any cookie. To fix that I guess you will need the root Cookie Path plugin at http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/root-cookie/.

I could not make it works!!!….

if I put my page.php on the same directory that my blog it works but if not it
does not realize that I am logued on wordpress…

Any idea what is going on ???…the wp-load.php is included with success but the function
is_user_logged_in() works for me only if my page.php is on the same directory my blog…

Thanks…

Sandino.
Montevideo – Uruguay