On Mon, Dec 05, 2005 at 02:45:43PM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is this possible at all:
> I have stored info from form in session:
> $_SESSION['client']['name'] = 'Name'
> $_SESSION['client']['address'] = 'Address'
> $_SESSION['client']['city'] = 'City'
> $_SESSION['client']['state'] = 'State'
> $_SESSION['client']['zip'] = 'Zip
>
> Now, I want to unregister all $_SESSION['client'] info EXCEPT
> $_SESSION['client']['name'].
All you need to do is redifine what the $_SESSION['client'] array's
definition is:
$_SESSION['client'] = array('name' => $_SESSION['client']['name']);
>
> With
> session_unregister('client');
Don't mix session_*register() functions with the use of $_SESSION.
Those functions are only there for old scripts to work, see
http://php.net/session_unregister (the second Caution)
To register a session var:
$_SESSION['client'] = $client;
To unregister a session var:
unset($_SESSION['client']);
Curt.
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