> -Original Message-
> From: Chris Hayes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 25 June 2003 12:02
>
> At 10:08 25-6-03, you wrote:
>
> >Harry Wiens wrote:
> >>What would be the correct syntax?
> >>1. $_SESSION[test]
> >
> >in this case "test" is a constant and must be defined
> >by calling de
On Wed, 25 Jun 2003, Chris Hayes wrote:
> At 10:08 25-6-03, you wrote:
>
>
> >Harry Wiens wrote:
> >>What would be the correct syntax?
> >>1. $_SESSION[test]
> >
> >in this case "test" is a constant and must be defined
> >by calling define("test", some_integer_value) before
>
> But PHP is extremel
At 10:08 25-6-03, you wrote:
Harry Wiens wrote:
What would be the correct syntax?
1. $_SESSION[test]
in this case "test" is a constant and must be defined
by calling define("test", some_integer_value) before
But PHP is extremely tolerant and if it cannot find a defined constant
called test, or i
Harry Wiens wrote:
What would be the correct syntax?
1. $_SESSION[test]
in this case "test" is a constant and must be defined
by calling define("test", some_integer_value) before
2. $_SESSION['test']
this is correct. but variables will not be equaled in the
string. so when using '' brackets, you
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