Oh Ha ha... I see what you meant.. The $_SESSION['test'] had already been
changed from one to two, then three, then four, then back to one. I didn't
see that coming.. I thought it just start at one and haven't changed at
all.
Thanks!!!
"Scott Fletcher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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I'm kind of expecting them to change because using the hyperlink to go to
the next webpage should be treated as such for the same file (webpage file).
The reason I'm using the same file is because of the navigation menu with
all of the menu options that go to the include file...
"Mike Migurski" <
>If you go to the next webpage by using the same file (webpage) or a
>$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], the data in the $_SESSION array remain the same, it
>does not change as it should.
> if ($_SESSION['test'] == "one") { $_SESSION['test'] = "two" };
> if ($_SESSION['test'] == "two") { $_SESSION['test'
Scott Fletcher wrote:
$SID = session_name()."=".session_id();
if ($_SESSION['test'] == "one") { $_SESSION['test'] = "two" };
$_SESSION['test'] is now 'two', so the next test is true
if ($_SESSION['test'] == "two") { $_SESSION['test'] = "three" };
$_SESSION['test'] is now 'three', so t
Noticed that if I assign data to a $_SESSION array and go to the next
webpage then you'll have that new data. If you go to the next webpage by
using the same file (webpage) or a $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], the data in the
$_SESSION array remain the same, it does not change as it should. But if
you do t
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