> There is a session problem with 4.1 > > If register_globals is ON, then use session_register(). > > If it's off, then use $_SESSION["name"] = "value"; and the value will > automatically be registered.
What kind of session problem? I currently have register_globals set to on. I am already using session_register(). > > Hi. I've run into a problem with my PHP session. I'm running PHP > > 4.1.0 on OpenBSD v3.0 using .HTACCESS and mod_mysql. I have > a PHP file > > that > > is referenced every time content is requested on the web site (this > file > > also sets/restores the session). This PHP file includes [include()] > the > > requested content within. When my session is created I register 6 > > variables. > > The problem comes into play when you want to access one of the 6 > > registered > > variables on the initial page (after the user logs in). For some > reason > > the > > registered variables are not recognized. I'm accessing the register > > variables using > > $_SESSION[variable_name]. I've also assigned values to these > variables. > > The > > funny thing about the whole issue is if you reload/refresh > the page or > > load > > something else after the initial page everything works > fine. I require > > this > > to work initially because if someone comes in directly using a link > > certain > > content will render a error message because the registered > variable is > not > > present for some reason. Oh and yes the cookie to set the session is > being > > put on the client's machine properly and at the initial page. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
