Re: [PHP] php and forms question

Chip: Sessions aren't my forte, but I can't see where you're registering your session variables. You need to do more than simply use 'session_start' if using sessions ... perhaps you're doing this on another page, but if not you'll need to register variables using 'session_register'. You'll also

Re: [PHP] php and forms question

One way to do this is to include information in hidden form fields that pass information along from page to page. If this is too unwieldy, you have session variables or writing information a database or file. Mick On Tue, 30 Jan 2001, Chip wrote: I am trying to build a multi-part form and am

Re: [PHP] php and forms question

Michael Hall wrote: , you have session variables or writing information a database or file. Hi Michael, I have set up a couple test pages using session variable like this: --- ? session_start(); ? html head /head body ? if (isset($radars_form)) {