On Wed, 6 Feb 2002 16:23:25 -0500, you wrote: > >On Wednesday, February 6, 2002, at 04:08 PM, Floyd Baker wrote: > >> Now I need to make this work using the session register. I have the >> all this working and passing defined variables ok. >> >> How is this done with a manual input? I have tried to use the same >> input line as before.... >> >> print "<INPUT TYPE='text' NAME='rate[]' VALUE='$rate' SIZE='5'>"; >> >> but cannot integrate it into the session register. I have also >> tried track_var configurations with no luck. I can get $vars into the >> register but I need to input values to an array manually. > >I thought that with 4.1, you didn't need to use session_register(). >Rather, you just define the variable you want in the $_SESSION array: > >$_SESSION['rate'] = $rate; > >But maybe that's not what you want... ? > >Erik > >PS: you could get this value into the default by doing > >print "<input type='text' name='rate[]' value='" . >$_SESSION['rate'] . "' size='5' />"; >IOW, concatenation. > >---- > >Erik Price >Web Developer Temp >Media Lab, H.H. Brown >[EMAIL PROTECTED]
What I'm trying to do would be more like the reverse... I don't have $rate predefined but need to input it manually via a form. It needs to go into the session register, not be read from it. How does one make a manual *form* entry go directly into the session register. That's about the basic idea I think. I can make name='rate[]' work the old way but can't get name='rate[]' into the session register. Floyd -- -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
