> (snip).. There is however another problem, which I > believe should be addressed. The problem being that session_register() > function does not work unless the user has register_globals enabled. > This particular problem causes problems for anyone using php software that was > written before this limitation was added. In fact the sessions tests inside > ext/session/tests fail for that very reason.
correct me if i am wrong, but with $_SESSION you dont even need to have session_register() anymore, as for the behaviour of session_register(), if it held up to the latest php version, i dont see any sense of changing its functionality now, it's a less logical step than to encourage people to use $_SESSION. personally i think session_register() should have been removed after the creation of $_SESSION, but i see the logics in backwards compatibility, but for the future of php (php5.0.0) maybe some functions like this one should acctually be removed in favour of $_SESSION addressing. regards, black -- PHP Development Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
