This is a discussion on Problem with session variables within the PHP Language forums, part of the PHP Programming Forums category; Hi folks I'm new to php an currently trying to insall my first php-Session. I've written the ...
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Hi folks
I'm new to php an currently trying to insall my first php-Session. I've written the following code which uses the 2 variables cat and langua, but somehow they are not correctly registered in the session. When pressing the links to set the 2 session variables, they don't move at all. There values are always 1 and 9. Does anybody have an idea how I can set the value of a session variable using a <a href ...>? Any help appreciated. Sunnyboy <?php session_start(); session_register("cat"); session_register("langua"); ?> <HTML> <HEAD> </HEAD> <BODY> <?php echo "langua = $langua<br>"; echo "cat = $cat<br>"; // Read variable langua if (!isset ($_SESSION["langua"])) { echo "langua not registerd in session<br>"; $langua = 1; } else { echo "langua registerd in session<br>"; $langua = ($_SESSION['langua']); } // Read variable cat if (!isset ($_SESSION["cat"])) { echo "cat not registerd in session<br>"; $cat = 9; } else { echo "cat registerd in session<br>"; $cat = ($_SESSION["cat"]); } echo "langua = $langua<br>"; echo "cat = $cat<br>"; ?> <br><br> <a href="?langua=2">set langua=2</a><br> <a href="?langua=3">set langua=3</a> <br><br> <a href="?cat=3">set cat=3</a><br> <a href="?cat=4">set cat=4</a> <br><br> <?php echo "cat=$cat<br>"; echo "langua=$langua<br>"; session_write_close(); ?> </BODY> </HTML> |
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First of all, welcome to PHP. Before starting on sessions, i suggest
doing some more reading on variables "Chapter 12", and especially 12.9 for this particular script in the online edition of the PHP manual. http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.variables.php I'm not sure if you're learing from an old tutorial or book but there have been several changes in the way PHP works compared to previous versions. Here is one example. When you check the value of langua after clicking on "<a href="?langua=2">set langua=2</a>", you'll have to check it by doing $_GET['langua'] instead of $langua. Keep it simple when starting out. page1.php............ <html> <body> send a variable to page2<br /> <a href="page2.php?color=blue">send blue</a><br /> <a href="page2.php?color=red">send red</a><br /> </body> </html> page2.php............. <?php session_start(); // assign color from page 1 into session $_SESSION['current_color'] = $_GET['color']; ?> <html> <body> <?php print $_SESSION['current_color']; } ?> </body> </html> |