On Tuesday 17 June 2003 14:48, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Maybe you can make it a little bit clear for me?
I can't because I don't know what you're trying to do. I can only point out
what I see [to me] are obvious mistakes.
> >You have not defined $i, so what did you expect to see here?
> >
> >> session_start();
> >> $aantalpers=$_SESSION["aantalpers"];
> >> $test1 = $_SESSION['test1'][$i];
>
> So is it going to be: $test1[$i ]= $_SESSION['test1'][$i]; ???
A general rule: it is pointless (in most cases) to assign values from the
superglobals (such as $_SESSION) to other variables. Just work with them
directly. Trivial example:
Instead of:
$firstname = $_SESSION['firstname'];
$lastname = $_SESSION['lastname'];
echo "Hello $firstname $lastname";
Just do:
echo "Hello {$_SESSION['firstname']} {$_SESSION['lastname']}";
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