Hello Marco,
I was saying about GET and POST, not sessions
MS> Hi there
MS> MuToGeN wrote:
>> No, arrays can be passed (<input name="array[2]">,
>> for example), but not objects.
MS> And why does this work then?
MS> === SCRIPT ===
MS> <?php
MS> error_reporting(E_ALL);
MS> class AClass {
MS> var $i = 0;
MS> function AClass ($i = 0) {
MS> //$this->display();
MS> }
MS> function increment() {
MS> $this->i++;
MS> }
MS> function display() {
MS> printf('Current value of $i is: %s<br>', $this->i);
MS> }
MS> }
MS> session_start();
MS> if (!isset($_SESSION['AClass'])) {
MS> $a = & new AClass();
MS> $_SESSION['AClass'] = & $a;
MS> }
MS> else {
MS> $a = & $_SESSION['AClass'];
MS> }
$a->>increment();
$a->>display();
?>>
MS> === /SCRIPT ===
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