Hey, is there some reason that using something like this isn't working?
[ses1.php]
<?
session_start();
session_register('test');
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['test'] = 'Testing';
echo $HTTP_SESSION_VARS['test'];
?>
[ses2.php]
<?
session_start();
echo $HTTP_SESSION_VARS['test'];
?>
ie. ses1.php starts a session and registers $test to be a session var and
then I define it in in the $HTTP_SESSION_VARS array. ses2.php simply
prints the value. With register_globals turned off this works perfectly,
but with it on it doesn't.
I think the $HTTP_SESSION_VARS approach should work regardless of the
register_globals setting. Or is there some reason for not having it work
when register_globals is on?
Looks like this code in session.c is the culprit:
int php_get_session_var(char *name, size_t namelen, zval ***state_var PLS_DC PSLS_DC
ELS_DC)
{
HashTable *ht = &EG(symbol_table);
if (!PG(register_globals))
ht = Z_ARRVAL_P(PS(http_session_vars));
return zend_hash_find(ht, name, namelen + 1, (void **)state_var);
}
http_session_vars is only checked if register_globals is off.
-Rasmus
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