Re-arrange the code.
<?php
session_register("$test");
$test = "foo";
?>
Always use session_register first, then follow it with assigning the
variable a value. May not be required in the future, but do it anyway for
clarity.
I don't think you need the global line at all. global is used inside of
functions and classes, not in an "non-nested" piece of code.
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""Jacky"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Hi all
is this syntax correct to work on session in php4?
<?php
global $test;
$test = "foo";
session_register("$test");
?>
but nest page when I call variable $test to echo it, nothing come up? what
did I do wrong?
Jack
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