Environment: Current CVS on Win32.
<?php
session_register('a');
session_register('b');
session_register('c');
echo 'GLOBALS[a]: ' . ++$GLOBALS['a'] . '<br>';
echo '_SESSION[b]: ' . ++$_SESSION['b'] . '<br>';
echo 'HTTP_SESSION_VARS[c]: ' . ++$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['c'] . '<br>';
?>
register_globals = On -> Only ++$GLOBALS['a'] is effective
register_globals = Off -> ++$GLOBALS['a'] is not effective, the other
two work (ie. the numbers increase on sub-
sequent requests)
At the conference Rasmus told me that the $HTTP_SESSION_VARS array
should work in _both_ situations. Is this broken, or intended? I'm
confused right now - which is a no so uncommon situation nowadays :-)
Greetings,
Sebastian
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