I had this same exact problem just today. It all stems from the variable
namespace, I think....
A similar code 'snippet' is shown below. I just made it up, but I think it
illustrates my point.
<?php
session_start ();
function crud ($user, $password) {
session_register ('user');
session_register ('password');
$GLOBALS['user'] = $user;
global $password;
/* NOTE: $GLOBALS['varname'] = $value is the same as global $varname.
Either will work....*/
}
echo "User is $user and password is $password";
?>
Good luck with whatever you are doing,
Jeff Lacy
""Jon Rosenberg"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> The variable I register before the function becomes available in the
session
> to other pages...the variable I register inside the function are not
> accessible in the session to ohter pages. Is this normal? How can I work
> around this? Thanks! PHP4.0.4pl1 on Linux.
>
> sample code:
>
> <?
> session_Start();
>
> $foo = "bar";
> session_register("foo");
>
> function bob($user){
> $username = $user . "one";
> $username2 = $user . "two";
> session_register("username");
> session_register("username2");
> return true;
> }
> ?>
>
>
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