I have never heard that $GLOBALS[''] causes performance issues, where did you get this
info? does $HTTP_SESSION_VARS work if you turn
register_globals on;
in php.ini? here is my session.egn file.
<?php
include_once('time.egn');
if ( isset($PHPSESSID) )
session_id($PHPSESSID);
session_start();
if (!isset($HTTP_SESSION_VARS['SessionID']))
{
$SessionID = mtime();
session_register('SessionID');
}
$PHPSESSID = session_id();
$SID = "PHPSESSID=$PHPSESSID";
?>
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Ok, I'm not really getting this. Without anything in my php.ini I was able to
register session vars just like session_register('var') and then access them
using $GLOBALS['var']. From what I'm gathering there's a performance hit from
using the $GLOBALS? So I turned register_globals off, I'm registering my
session vars the same way (i.e. session_register('var')) and then I try to
access them with $HTTP_SESSION_VARS['var'], but I don't see my variables. I
also defined $HTTP_SESSION_VARS as a global at the top of my function. Does
anyone know exactly how this works or can point me to a reference page that
has how this works? Thanks in advance for any replies.
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