Brad Pauly wrote:
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS[$user]['options'] = $options;
yes this is what I wanted.
You could then add elements to this array like this:
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS[$user]['options']['registered'] = 1;
Is that what you are trying to do?
- Brad
I will try this out and see what happens.
Thank y
Bobby Patel wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I want to emulate session objects (as opposed to variables). I stumbled
upon creating multi-dimensional arrays, so I can do this:
$name = 'Bob';
$year = '2003';
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS[$user][$year] = 'registered';
which gives $HTTP_SESSION_VARS['Bob']['2003'] = 'r
Hi,
Tuesday, September 9, 2003, 2:19:28 PM, you wrote:
BP> Hello Everyone,
BP> I want to emulate session objects (as opposed to variables). I stumbled
BP> upon creating multi-dimensional arrays, so I can do this:
BP> $name = 'Bob';
BP> $year = '2003';
BP> $HTTP_SESSION_VARS[$user][$year] = 'reg
Hello Everyone,
I want to emulate session objects (as opposed to variables). I stumbled
upon creating multi-dimensional arrays, so I can do this:
$name = 'Bob';
$year = '2003';
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS[$user][$year] = 'registered';
which gives $HTTP_SESSION_VARS['Bob']['2003'] = 'registered';
but I w
Hello Everyone,
I want to emulate session objects (as opposed to variables). I stumbled
upon creating multi-dimensional arrays, so I can do this:
$name = 'Bob';
$year = '2003';
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS[$user][$year] = 'registered';
which gives $HTTP_SESSION_VARS['Bob']['2003'] = 'registered';
but I w
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