You cannot access localstorage via PHP. You need to write some javascript that sends the localstorage data back to the script.
If you are using jQuery, do something like the following.
set_page.php
<script>
localStorage.setItem('email', '<?php echo $_SESSION['email'];?>');
localStorage.setItem('password', '<?php echo $_SESSION['password'];?>');
</script>
login_page.php
<script>
var email = localStorage.getItem('email'), password = localStorage.getItem('password');
$.POST('login_response.php', {'email':email,'password':password}, function(data){
alert('Login Successful. Redirect to a different page or something here.');
}
</script>
login_response.php
<?
$email = $_POST['email'];
$password = $_POST['password'];
//Handle your login here. Set session data, etc. Be sure to sanitize your inputs.
?>
Remember, people can edit what is in their local storage, so never ever trust user input. A crafty intruder could simply start posting data to your login_response.php page as well.
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