I have a routine that uses sessions vars to hold the details of the previous
page, so I can bounce back to it if necessary. But I'm having some weird
problems with it. In the page I have the following (line numbers included
to get you an idea of where these things come):
17. require_once(INC_PATH."i_std_cfg.phtml");
(this include file includes the following:)
define('THIS_PAGE',$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']);
function get_ref_page() {
/* Retrieves the details of the last page which will have set
the session vars referred to */
$ref_page = array();
if(isset($_SESSION['ref_page'])) {
$ref_page['name'] = $_SESSION['ref_page'];
if(isset($_SESSION['ref_pagequery'])) {
$ref_page['query'] = $_SESSION['ref_pagequery'];
}
}
return $ref_page;
}
Now back in the main page:
53. $ref_page = get_ref_page(); // now reset session vars to current page
54. $_SESSION['ref_page'] = THIS_PAGE;
55. $_SESSION['ref_pagequery'] = $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'];
Now, on my local system (PHP 4.3.4) this all works fine. On the live system
(PHP 4.1 - with PHP run, I believe, as CGI module) I hit a problem. At line
53, $ref_page is an array containing the values I expect. After line 54,
$ref_page is now a scalar containing the value of THIS_PAGE. It's almost as
though line 54 has been executed before line 53... Help!
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Steve
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