You should be sanatizing code here. When you save it to the session and
when it's output. Look arround the newsgroups or online for info about it,
it's everywhere.
- Dan
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On 8/26/07, Jason Cartledge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
I would go for:
if (isset($_REQUEST['gender'])) $_SESSION['registrationGender'] =
$_REQUEST['gender'];
print isset($_SESSION['registrationGender']) ? "You are registered as
gender: ".$_SESSION['registrationGender'] : "Your gender is unknown";
And make no assumptions about a gender when yo
On 8/26/07, Jason Cartledge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would replace $_REQUEST with $_GET or $_POST (as appropriate)
> if ( !empty($_REQUEST['gender']) )
> {
>$registrationGender=$_REQUEST['gender'];
> }
> else {
Personally I would use if(isset($_SESSIO
On Sun, 9 Mar 2003 21:18:33 +0100
"Øystein Håland" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The problem is the cookie soon reaches the 4 kb limit, so I would like to
> achieve the same using session. The trouble is, I don't know how to do. I
> would appreciate any help that brings me closer to a solution on t
Instead of register, set it up like a normal variable. Here's an examlple
going by your code:
Page1.
session_start();
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['step'] = 1;
header("Location: page_A.php");
Page A
session_start();
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['step'] = 2;
header("Location: page_B.php");
Page B.
sessio
On Wednesday 04 December 2002 14:12, Manuel Ochoa wrote:
> I'm running PHP 4.3 on a Windows .net server with Apache 2. Please look at
> the following code as I cannot figure out what I'm doing wrong.
>
> Page1.
> session_start();
> session_register("step");
> $step=1;
> header("location: page_A
I think you want the session_start() and session_register() calls at the top
of the script, not buried in your if() statements.
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