Let me get this straight - if register_globals is set to off, the best way
to assign a value to a session variable is to use:

$_SESSION['varname'] = 'value' ;

This both creates the variable and sets it. And then I can access this from
any page (that has session_start() at the beginning) with:

$somevar = $_SESSION['varname'] ;    // or whatever

Is that right? Is it really that simple?

And is it true that it is best to keep register_globals off because there is
some security implication? (I've got a feeling my hosting service insists on
it).

Info gratefully received...

+a
Steve



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