[PHP] RE: unserialize() unexpectedly returns a boolean

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[PHP] unserialize() unexpectedly returns a boolean

I built an e-commerce application using PHP4 session management. I store all data in an array, $SESSION, which I register with the session. Most of the time, $SESSION is restored as expected on the loading of a new page. Every now and then, however, $SESSION is restored as a boolean variable with

[PHP] serialized respresentations of variables

I can see that "a" represents "Array", "s" represents "String", "i" represents "Index". What does "b" represent and is there any documentation for other representations? Ted -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-ma