I'm attempting to understand how to use session variables with
register_globals off.  Listed below are three very simple pages that pass
session variables.  

====>>>With register_globals off: 
I'm only able to see $ses_var1 if I refer to it with
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['ses_var1'] or 
$_SESSION['ses_var1'] and not by using $ses_var1.  This only works if I used
session_register('ses_var1') then set it using 
$ses_var1 = "something";.   Per everything I've been reading I expected it
to work more like how I have ses_var2 setup but ses_var2 only produces
output on page1.php

Also I didn't expect $HTTP_SESSION_VARS['ses_var1'] to return anything since
I did not declare them as global in page2 or page3.


====>>>With register_globals on: 
Same results as above except $ses_var1 does produces output on any page that
asks.


Am I doing something wrong? 

Using Windows 2k/IIS, we are also using Linux and Apache but we haven't
upgraded that machine yet.

=================
page1.php
=================
session_start();
session_register('ses_var1');

$ses_var1 = "Hello World";

$_SESSION['ses_var2'] = "huh?";

echo "\$ses_var1 is ".$ses_var1;
echo "<br>";

echo "\$_SESSION['ses var2'] is ".$_SESSION['ses_var2'];
echo "<br>";

?>
<center>
<br><br><br><br><br>
  <form method=post action="page2.php">
  <table bgcolor=#cccccc>
   <tr>
     <td>Username:</td>
     <td><input type=text name=username></td></tr>
        <tr>     
     <td><input type=submit value="submit"></td></tr>
 </table></form>
 </center>

=================
page2.php
=================
session_start();
echo "\$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['ses_var1'] is ".$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['ses_var1'];
echo "<br>";

echo "\$_SESSION['ses_var1'] is ".$_SESSION['ses_var1'];
echo "<br>";

echo "\$ses_var1 is ".$ses_var1;
echo "<br>";

echo "<br>";
echo "<hr>";

echo "\$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['ses_var2'] is ".$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['ses_var2'];
echo "<br>";

echo "\$_SESSION['ses var2'] is ".$_SESSION['ses_var2'];
echo "<br>";
echo "\$ses_var2 is ".$ses_var2;
echo "<br>";

echo "<br>";
echo "<hr>";
echo "post var name is: ".$_POST['username'];
echo "<br>";

?>
<a href = "page3.php">Next page</a>


=================
page2.php
=================
session_start();

echo "\$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['ses_var1'] is ".$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['ses_var1'];
echo "<br>";

echo "\$_SESSION['ses_var1'] is ".$_SESSION['ses_var1'];
echo "<br>";

echo "\$ses_var1 is ".$ses_var1;
echo "<br>";

echo "<br>";
echo "<br>";

echo "\$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['ses_var2'] is ".$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['ses_var2'];
echo "<br>";

echo "\$_SESSION['ses var2'] is ".$_SESSION['ses_var2'];
echo "<br>";

?>
<a href = "page1.php">Return to Page 1</a>



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