Michal Dvoracek wrote:
>when creating new session:
>
>define('S_USER', 0);
>define('S_USER_ID', 0);
>define('S_USER_NAME', 1);
>
>session_start();
>$_SESSION[S_USER][S_USER_ID] = 1;
>$_SESSION[S_USER][S_USER_NAME] = 'Michal';
>
Hm, you're defining a session variable called 0? Because PHP will
translate the [S_USER] to [0] because S_USER is a constant defined as 0.
PHP doesn't allow variables to start with a digit, and I don't think it
will work in this case either.
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