riable fails, so the value of $person_id is always
set to 1.
Could this be due to some settings on the remote server, that prevent it
from passing variables back?
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Imar De Vries wrote:
> - Including remote files *is* possible. The php manual does not mention this
> does not work, and when I add the variable to the call (include
> /calculate_drivers?serie_id=3.php) the code is processed perfectly. The
> thing is, I can not pass the varia
anging the file extension will help (because the code in
that remote php file has to be processed on the remote server, in order to
be able to query the db), but I will give it a try.
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To unsu
r settings) that
might explain why the variable is not known on the remote server?
Thanks in advance!
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I'll have a look at documents on session management, thanks for the advice!
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de of it's
> scope to look for values, hence they are getting asigned NULL and you can't
> connect to a NULL DB :)
Looking at the content of this post and my post above this one, it seems like it
is global day/night again
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statement to run another function, but this also creates
a new instance of the
script, in which the variables from the older instance are not known.
I'm now working on a solution that uses the same form to pass on some data I need. A
bit complex maybe, but I'll
leave the code cleaning f
e function
to another via the switch statement.
I guess I am trying something that is just not possible (when I insist on using
the switch statement)?
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var_dump($array_test);
$array_test[2] = "First array, third element";
$array_test[3] = "First array, fourth element";
// This results in the third and fourth element being shown
print("After addition, content of first array is:");
var_dump($array_test)
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