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From: Scott Fletcher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 03 July 2002 20:58
Still working on the script. Here what I found out so far.
Why does the
example #1 work and example #2 doesn't?
Example #1
Page 1
$_SESSION[0] = Zero;
$_SESSION[1] = One;
You must do a session_start() before you can use the session ID or the
session array.
On Wed, 2002-07-03 at 12:24, Scott Fletcher wrote:
Have not been successful in making this work for 2 days now. I'm focusing
on making the $_SESSION to work on each webpages. The 1st page is the
login.
That one doesn't work too well! Also, here's the old script that work with
the register_global turned on. But making it work with register global
turned off is what I haven't gotten it to work.
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odbc_fetch_into($result,$user_detail,1);
$salt = strtoupper(md5(uniqid(rand(;
Al Baker's comment does help to iron out the broken script. Thanks, Al
Now, I still can not understand why the 2nd page show the $_SESSION as
blank. It is suppose to contain datas. The php.net stated that $_SESSION
is global. Any comments?
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session_start(); //
Now, I still can not understand why the 2nd page show the $_SESSION as
blank. It is suppose to contain datas. The php.net stated
that $_SESSION
is global. Any comments?
register_globals on
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session_start();
$foo = 'bar';
session_register('foo');
$foo =
The demostration written by Kirk Johnson worked pretty well. So, it should
work with my demo script I posted earlier today. Alright! I'm going to
have to debug it to find the problem. I'll post the final script once
everything is ironed out. Hope to get it done today.
Thanks,
FletchSOD
Still working on the script. Here what I found out so far. Why does the
example #1 work and example #2 doesn't?
Example #1
Page 1
$_SESSION[0] = Zero;
$_SESSION[1] = One;
Page 2
echo $_SESSION[0];
echo $_SESSION[1];
Example #2
Page 1
$array[0] = Zero;
$array[1] = One;
//This is either
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