be on first page:
and on second page:
should return:
Value of a is: something
-Message d'origine-
De : Gabriele Biondo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Envoyé : lundi 20 août 2001 15:11
À : [EMAIL PROTECTED]; PHP
Objet : Re: [PHP] confusing problem w/sessions
> start your
> start your session before sending any html output to browser
Okay. This solves the problem w/the warnings
> check that register_globals is on
It is actually on
> if not use $HTTP_SESSION_VARS("a") instead to reference your session var
> assign a value after having initialiazed your var not
start your session before sending any html output to browser
check that register_globals is on
if not use $HTTP_SESSION_VARS("a") instead to reference your session var
assign a value after having initialiazed your var not before
-- Original Message --
From:
Dear sirs;
i have a simple snippet of code :
i am trying to understand how do session work.
Accessing at this document directly from the server (it is a SuSE 7.2 PE -
running PHP 4.0.4
and apache 1.3.9) i find out the following problem:
Warning: cannot send session cookie - headers already sen
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