On Tue, Aug 13, 2002 at 10:07:57AM -0700, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
> > while ( list($Key, $Val) = each($_SESSION) ) {
> > $$Key = $Val;
> > }
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> extract($_SESSION) is a better way to do that.
Yeah. Old habits die hard! :)
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> while ( list($Key, $Val) = each($_SESSION) ) {
> $$Key = $Val;
> }
extract($_SESSION) is a better way to do that.
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No real reason to start the session in index.php. You are not registering
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Petre:
On Tue, Aug 13, 2002 at 03:18:42PM +0200, Petre Agenbag wrote:
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> I have register_golbals = on, BUT, I want to find a way to code that I
> know will always work, regardless of register_globals or cookies, so
> that I am only dependant on the trans-sid ( but If I could rule that out
> too,
Rasmus
OK, I think I understand the principle now, yet, when I implement id, my
app still fails.
I have register_golbals = on, BUT, I want to find a way to code that I
know will always work, regardless of register_globals or cookies, so
that I am only dependant on the trans-sid ( but If I could ru
No, you don't need to use HTTP_SESSION_VARS for anything if
register_globals is on. Sessions are very simple. You start a session,
and you register variables to be part of that session. Like this:
session_start();
session_register('a');
session_register('b');
If you have that at the top of
Oh, almost forgot,
I *think* the reason why I'm still worrying about the $HTTP_* arrays are
because I *think* that it is the correct way to work with the vars once
register_globals is turned off ( which is where things are moving to
right?), and I don't want to re-code my scripts...
Am I making s
You lost me there...
Are you saying I don't need to access those variable in that way?
Can I simply use $variable in successive pages then?
Surely I MUST use that notation to assign values then right?, specially
to the session vars, right?
But, just out of curiosity, why does it work fine on my n
If register_globals is known to be on, why are you worrying about
the $HTTP_* arrays?
On 12 Aug 2002, Petre Agenbag wrote:
> Hi
> Me again
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> Still having problems with forms not sending variables, and session
> variables dissapearing.
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> I have 2 systems, one older 4.0.3 PHP which is my main
Hi
Me again
Still having problems with forms not sending variables, and session
variables dissapearing.
I have 2 systems, one older 4.0.3 PHP which is my main webserver, so all
scripts must comply with it...
And the other my development server with the latest 4.1.2
So, I'm trying to write scrip
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