I am trying to set some sessions variables in an https (SSL):
session_start();
...
$row = $results[0];
session_register(myses);
if(session_is_registered(myses)){
$myses=array(id=$row[user_id],username=$row[username],password=
$row[password]);
$myses=serialize($myses);
}
the to go to another php
Unless you have an unstated purpose for serializing/unserializing,
it's not necessary because PHP automatically serializes and
unserializes your session variables.
Can you see the correct values if you insert the phpinfo() command?
If you can that should give you a clue as to how to
Hi Jim, I included a phpinfo in my script, where can I see the values of
them? (in PHPINFO)
Luc
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Unless you have an unstated purpose for serializing/unserializing,
it's not necessary because PHP automatically
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS shows you this. I don't remember precisely if or where it
appears on phpinfo();, but you can try this to see all registered session
variables:
pre
?php print_r($HTTP_SESSION_VARS); ?
/pre
That's a nice way to see any array, BTW. Including $HTTP_SERVER_VARS,
$HTTP_POST_VARS,
Only the old session vars show up when I do print_r($HTTP_SESSION_VARS);
In the unsecure http I already registered a session var called $newses. when
I go to the secure part I use the same sessionid - session_id($sid);
where $sid was part of the url
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