You need to place session_start() at the top of test2.php.
If you use session_start, you should not use using session_register(),
just use $_SESSION. From Manual: "If you are using $_SESSION and
disable register_globals, do not use session_register(),
session_is_registered() and session_unregis
Help. I am missing a MAJOR aspect of using either Session variables or
global variables. I am trying to set one variable on one page, and read it
on the other _without_ sending any information in the query string. Here is
the code for the two pages :
test1.php :
step 2
and test2.php looks like t
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