Gregory,
Are you always setting $_SESSION['menu'] to the contents of
$_GET['menu']? If so, the second link will set $_SESSION['menu'] to
null. You need to check the contents of $_GET['menu'] first before
setting, i.e.
if (isset($_GET['menu']))
$_SESSION['menu'] = $_GET['menu'];
Cheers,
I have a test script..
What i'm trying to achieve is once the user has clicked on link1 the value
of item must equal x and if the user clicks on link2 the value of items must
stay equal to x while setting action equal to y ..
?php
session_start();
echo 'Welcome to testpg';
$_SESSION['time']=
Gregory,
Values in the $_SESSION superglobal will persist over pages so long as
session_start() is called on each page.
Cheers,
David Grant
Gregory Machin wrote:
I have a test script..
What i'm trying to achieve is once the user has clicked on link1 the
value of item must equal x and if
My test code is for test.php which is intended to call it's self, and starts
with sesstion_start().
buy does not disply x after link2 is clicked on, but only y..
what am I missing ?
Thanks
On 11/24/05, David Grant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gregory,
Values in the $_SESSION superglobal will
Gregory
Gregory Machin wrote:
My test code is for test.php which is intended to call it's self, and
starts with sesstion_start().
buy does not disply x after link2 is clicked on, but only y..
what am I missing ?
x wouldn't display because it depends on $_GET['item'] being set,
which isn't.
On 24 November 2005 10:24, Gregory Machin wrote:
I have a test script..
What i'm trying to achieve is once the user has clicked on
link1 the value
of item must equal x and if the user clicks on link2 the
value of items must
stay equal to x while setting action equal to y ..
?php
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