I'm used to building pages that contain links that have variables
passed on the URL (somepage.php?var1=1&var2=2...) and I'm now looking
into building a site that will have quite a bit of these that will have
to 'live' from page to page, occasionally getting reset, or changed by
new page. I'm told sessions are the way to go (specially since this
will have several users using the site).
And consequently, now I'm lost. Sessions..okay..how does the
variable 'live' from one to the other? What do I have to do different
when setting variables that will be used globally across the site (and
reset/changed from time to time)? I don't need to STORE any of these
(say for a future log-in), however if it's easy (easier?) to do it that
way, that's fine as well. I may eventually start making the site
customizable on a per user basis. But for right now, I need a startup
primer first.
AMK4
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