Hi!
I found that calling session_start() before doing anything else seems to be
the only way to make that work reliably. I make sure that it is the first
thing a script executes.
Also, just as a test, add this at the top of the script
<pre>
<?php
session_start();
print_r($_SESSION);
exit;
?>
</pre>
If that doesn't show any results something is really wrong and you may want to
take a look at the error logs. If you are looking for specific keys, did you
write anything to the session? And watch out for typos. I can't tell you how
often I was about to jump behind a bus just because I missed a friggin "n" or "e".
David
anthony wlodarski wrote:
The better question is how do you build it currently? Without that I
can't figure out how it might be breaking. Also don't forget to call
session_start(); otherwise $_SESSION won't resume where it left off.
-Anthony
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