This is a discussion on Re: [PHP] Store array as Session Variable within the PHP General forums, part of the PHP Programming Forums category; Thanks John, I used the $_GET['name'] on the next page to access the selection. http://psg.local/~psgarcha/CRM/...
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Thanks John,
I used the $_GET['name'] on the next page to access the selection. http://psg.local/~psgarcha/CRM/full-....php?name=jack http://psg.local/~psgarcha/CRM/full-...e.php?name=tim http://psg.local/~psgarcha/CRM/full-....php?name=mary http://psg.local/~psgarcha/CRM/full-...php?name=evian My full-profile.php page first checks for a session before displaying the results. However if I decided to use the sessions approach how would I go about it ? I am just curious to find out why $_SESSION['company_name'] = $company_name; duz not werk for me ! Thanks in advance --Pushpinder On Monday, July 28, 2003, at 04:14 PM, CPT John W. Holmes wrote: >> I am able to see the contents of the $company_name array. The >> next >> part involves storing this as a session variable. >> >> I am trying to link this page to another search page using the <a >> href=\"full-profile.php?name=".$row['company']. "\">--Link--</a> > > If you're passing the company name in the URL, why are you adding the > entire > array to the session? You can just use $_GET['name'] to get the name > of the > "company" that was clicked on... > > ---John Holmes... > > > -- > PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php > |