* Thus wrote Charles Collins ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I have two test files running on a server, which is giving me a headache,
> due to the fact the session variables are not been maintained across the two
> pages.
>
> The server is running ...
>
> PHP Version = 4.0.5
> register_globals = ON
> Session Support = Enabled
This looks like output from 'php -i'. The php module *can* have a
different config, check these values from phpinfo() in a webpage
in the same directory as your scripts with
> ...
>
> <?
> session_start();
> session_register("test");
> $test = "Hullo World";
> print $test; // prints "test"
> ?>
>
> Page # 2
>
> <?
> session_start();
> print $test; // prints nothing, zip!
> ?>
I would strongly suggest using the $_SESSION variable, even if
register_globals is on, that way sessions work regardless of its
setting.
page 1:
session_start();
$test = $_SESSION['test'] = 'Hullo World';
echo $test;
page 2:
session_start();
$test = $_SESSION['test'];
echo $test;
Curt
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