Try establishing the variables first then register them as session variables. I guess you can't access the session variable directly so that may also mean you cannot set the session variable if you have nothing to actually put in it... : )
"R. Lindeman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > okay i've posted something before here are my scripts either you tell me > what i do wrong or i'll go beserk > > you can check the outcome of the code on the following adress > > http://www.filenexus.com/piet.php > > here's the code for piet.php : > > <?php > > // open session and begin registering values > > session_start(); > > session_register("fubar1"); > session_register("fubar2"); > session_register("fubar3"); > > $fubar1 = "Remko"; > > $fubar2 = "Lindeman"; > > $fubar3 = "I3M1I"; > > header("Location: retief.php?".SID); > > ?> > > here's the code for retief.php : > > <?php > > // begin the retrieval of propagated values > > $remko = $HTTP_SESSION_VARS["fubar1"]; > $lindeman = $HTTP_SESSION_VARS["fubar2"]; > $klas = $HTTP_SESSION_VARS["fubar3"]; > > echo $remko; > echo $lindeman; > echo $klas; > > ?> > > > the problem is that the values don't get registered > > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
