Did you declare $LOGGED_IN as a global variable in your function?

e.g.

	global $LOGGED_IN;

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-----Original Message-----
From: jjelver [mailto:jjelver@worldsites.net]
Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 10:41 AM
To: php-db
Cc: jjelver
Subject: FW: [PHP-DB] Sessions in Functions

Hi,
I have some code which I decided to make into a function. Some of the code 
updates a session var which holds the current time. It now does not work.

	// update session variable with new time
            session_register("LOGGED_IN['time']");
            $LOGGED_IN['time'] = mktime();

Are there issues that I should be aware of when I use sessions like this?

Thanks, 

Jord

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