Not quite sure where you got this $login class instance from, but it appears
to be from thin air. If you have a session class then you would need to
instantiate it first with:
$login = new XYZSessionClass(); // plus any constructor arguments
However, I am a bit confused as you mention using PHP session management -
this doesn't require any objects at all, and definately doesn't invlove a
getSessionVar() method.
To register a session var, use:
session_register ("var_name");
And then you just simply use it as you would any normal variable on other
pages.
regards,
Mikey
"Daevid Vincent" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Sorry for posting this again so soon, but until I get sessions working,
> I'm blocked on this project.
>
> D.
> -----------
>
> I'm just learning sessions, and thought the class looked interesting on
> this page: http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.session.php
>
> So I have this on an index.phtml page and I can see the variables are
> being set and all looks good there, however upon successful "login" I
> wish to redirect to content.phtml At the very top of content.phtml I
> have:
>
> <?php
> if( $login->getSessionVar("login") )
> {
> $booth_id = $login->getSessionVar("booth_id");
> $booth_name = $login->getSessionVar("booth_name");
> echo "\n<BR>booth_id = $booth_id and booth_name =
> $booth_name<BR>\n";
> }
> else
> {
> Header("Location: ../index.phtml\n\n");
> exit;
> }
> ?>
>
> But it doesn't seem that $login exists or is defined now on this page?
>
> So my question is basically, how can I use the class and the session
> variables across multiple pages? Do I need to move the class to an
> include file? Do I need to re-create it on each page somehow? Can
> someone show me a real working example of this scenario?
>
> Daevid Vincent
> http://daevid.com
>
>
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