I <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It seems the pgsql_session_write() function is not even being invoked.
> Here it is:
As a followup, it seems that turning register_globals "on" allows the
pgsql_session_write() function to be called, and my test script works
if I replace $HTTP_SESSION_VARS["count"] with $count. However, my
environment is such that I have register_globals "off", which seems
to conflict with sessions. In fact, I even get a
Undefined variable: HTTP_SESSION_VARS
error for the line
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS["count"]++;
Can someone give me a simple example script that uses postgres session
handling, that works with register_globals "off"?
Thanks,
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