Hi!
I had exactly the same problem and i found the script that does the job.
At the begining of your script write this:
if ( $rd == 1 )
{
$tmp_str_store = "var_list_str";
session_register ( "$tmp_str_store" );
$$tmp_str_store = "";
foreach ($HTTP_POST_VARS as $k => $v)
if (
Hi!
I had exactly the same problem with back/forward and i found the script that
does the job:
""olinux"" <> wrote in message
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I am using sessions to store variables until all forms have been filled out.
at
Here, I think you may be over - using session variables a bit...have not used them in
php, as I have version 3, which doesn't support them. However, by day I am an ASP
developer, and article after article I read warns about session variables! They are
great, but can hog
memory, especially if
Could you briefly outline how you store variables using sessions until the forms are
completed? Or point to a tutorial? thanx.
olinux wrote:
> I am using sessions to store variables until all forms have been filled out. at this
>point they are put into the db.
> I would like to know how i can
I am using sessions to store variables until all forms have been filled out. at this
point they are put into the db.
I would like to know how i can eliminate the problem that occurs when the user presses
the back button. I receive a "warning, page has expired... press refresh" I know that
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