On Wednesday 04 June 2003 04:08, Eric D. wrote:
> Thanks. I'm using PHP-4.3.1.
That's good, so again ...
> > If you're using PHP > 4.1.0 then you ought to be using $_SESSION for all
> > your session needs -- see manual for examples.
Reiterate, read: manual > Session handling functions
> The problem is not with $_SESSION. I used
> session_is_registered("sess_var"); to check from the second script and
> cannot see the variable("sess_var"). Can anyone tell me why?
You're not supposed to mix session_is_registered() (and friends) when using
$_SESSION.
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