Should a session variable work, if used in an include file?
i.e. I set session_start(); in the first line of the main page.
In the include file, I check if the session variable is set.
if (isset($_SESSION['search']))
{
$search = $_SESSION['search'];
}
then check for normal characters.
In the last line of the include file, I pass the session back.
$_SESSION['search'] = $search;
This works locally on my computer, but not on the server.
I've moved the session variables to the main page now, and it works.
Is this normal for sessions not to work in included pages, or is my server
setup differently?
$_POST and $_GET work in included files, so why shouldn't $_SESSION
Thanks, Bob.
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