--- Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I figured I could do something like $_SESSION['test'] = 5 and refer to
> $test on other pages however I cannot. The reason I thought I could do
> this is because I can do $_SESSION['test'] = $_POST['test'] and be able
> to refer to just $test on other pages.
T
This is such an annoying thing. And it seems as though no one is
willing to cover it in any manual, book or tutorial. Apparently the
problem is that PHP sessions automatically set the no-cache header. So
at the top of each script, after the session_start() function set
header("Cache-Control: pu
PHP automatically calls the appropiate function instead if you.
But consider that the save handler is not called on individual
session_register functions, only when all output is gone, and
the whole session - each registered variable - must be saved.
Note: The "write" handler is not ex
I got past this horrible mess by breaking the code.
PHP seems to look for structures so if you break it up:
print("");
or
print("");
or
$s .= " Hello,
>
> Can someone please help?
>
> My ISP has recompiled php with the transparent sid support and now when i
try to access a certain page for th
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