Try to use $HTTP_SESSION_VARS, it may work for you.
There are many number of notes in Annotated PHP Manual. Some of them may help.
By the way, you don't need to serialize Array/Object for PHP4 session.
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> Why does one variable gets registered and the other don't (the order
> doesn't alter anything.. I've tried)...
>
> <snip>
> $script_total_time=(float)$total_time;
> session_register("script_total_time");
> $step_times_array[$step]=$total_time;
> $step_times=serialize($step_times_array);
> //echo "step_times=\"$step_times\"";
> session_register("step_times");
> </snip>
>
> after that (and there are no mentions to either of those vars after that),
> these are the contents of the session-cookie:
> script_total_time|d:4.8891049623489;!step_times|
>
> step_times simply doesn't get registered...
>
> BTW... the commented echo above outputs:
> step_times="a:1:{s:8:"download";d:4.8891049623489;}"
>
> what is wrong with my code?
>
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> . http://www.tanamesa.com.br
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