Thanks Matt.
Well, I guess the best time to start is now. I'll use $_SESSION -- sounds
like less work. Wish I had used them to begin with . . . but back then, I
only had two pages -- I sort of "forgot" to switch over while coding.
Thanks for your advice,
Regards,
Andre
On Saturday 13 April 2
Thanks Matt,
Actually, at this point, I've reverted back to "register_globals=on" until I
figure out what's the best way to do this.
So far, I have no references to "session_register() on any page. In your
opinion, should I go with "$_SESSION" or use the other approach,
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS".
> I've read the manual on "Session handling functions", but I must have a
thick
> block on this concept . What should I do now that I want to use
> $HTTP_SESSION_VARS or $_SESSION ? How do I implement it on secondary
pages?
> Will I be facing a major re-write of all my code? [Gulp :>]
Yes.
1. Yo
To prototype my site, I've used "register_globals=on", and "track_vars=on".
I'm at the point where I would like to switch the globals "off',
and prepare the site for production use.
My problem is that I don't know how to implement the use of
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS or $_SESSION in my webapages (or
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