On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, Faisal Abdullah wrote:
> Don't you have to assign the login value to the session variable first?
>
> session_start();
> $login = $HTTP_POST_VARS("login");
> session_register("login");
It's the same.
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Don't you have to assign the login value to the session variable first?
session_start();
$login = $HTTP_POST_VARS("login");
session_register("login");
> How are you using you're session? Are you registering the variable for
> later use?
>
> session_start();
> session_register("login");
>
> $log
On Mar 12 Mar 2002 06:28, you wrote:
> Hi i can't get the session variables working.
>
> When I get something like
> $_SESSION['Login']=$HTTP_POST_VARS['login'];
> on the first page, and i go with a link to an other php page.
> When then try to get $_SESSION['Login'] again it is empty.
>
> How com
Have you started session? And you have to register session variables as well.
Try this:
session_start();
$session_login = $HTTP_POST_VARS['login'];
session_register("session_login");
At the other page, where you want to output the variable, you must also start
session.
session_start();
echo $
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