[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Hi f0lks,
> >
> > [part of my first mail (see url at the end of this mail) ]
>
>[snip]
>
>I don't think this is a bug, it looks like a misunderstanding of the API.
>(Perhaps it is my misunderstanding ;-)
I'll kill you !!! (j/k)
What do you think, when I tell you I've spent a lot of time for analysing
session handling? I think YOU haven't read or understood my mail completely!
>session_is_registered() seems only to test if you have registered a
>variable, not if the variable has been retrieved by the session code as of
>yet.
ACK. (I can't remember I said anything else.)
>session_register() should be called regardless of whether or not you need to
>initialize a variable, so what you need to do seems to be this:
NACK. My way is checking whether the variable is registered and if it's not
register it. I've initialized my variables because if I haven't, I could
not create a reference to it.
I would be happy if anyone understands my problem (look at my first mail)
or can tell me what I haven't explained clear enough.
PS:
my first mail:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=php-dev&m=100041037915396&w=2
or
http://www.generalprotectionfault.de/dev/postings.gpf?dev=2001-09-13-ml-phpdev
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