--- Anders Thoresson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There are obviously differences in how things are
> handled now and how they were handled then.
Yes, but I don't think there are as many differences as you
think.
> Can someone point me to a good session tutorial
> based on the session array rathe
You should use the session array ($_SESSION['count']) to handle session
persistent data:
Thanks. That solved my problem. At least for the moment. I know realize
that all books and all web site-prints I have covering sessions are not
using the session array, but the older way to handle sessio
At 12:46 04.12.2002, Anders Thoresson spoke out and said:
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> The session id isn't attached to the link in the end of the script, and
>therefore $count always is '1', ev
Hi,
I'm just a few weeks into learning PHP, and now wants to understand
sessions. But I've run into trouble with the very first script I've tried,
even though it's more or less copied from the PHP manual.
include ("html_functions.php");
$title = "Anders testing SID";
$header = " ";
html_begin
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