Warning Messages Using Session Control

[bobkaku]

I added session control to my survey application. I want to retain the
person's name entered on the 1st page and use it as a variable value on
subsequent pages.

I added on the first script:

<?
session_start() ;

[ZeldorBlat]

Re: Warning Messages Using Session Control

Once output has been sent to the browser headers cannot be sent.
Sending headers is how cookies are set (like session cookies), so you
get the errors described.

Somewhere in your script before session_start() you're sending output
to the browser. In fact, the error message even tells you the file and
line number where the output was sent (although in your post you cut
that part out).

Check the code listed in the error message. Even sending a single
blank space counts. You can ensure that no output is sent before
calling session_start() by using ob_start() and ob_flush() -- although
the correct solution is to probably rearrange your script so
session_start() gets called earlier on.

[Colin McKinnon]

Re: Warning Messages Using Session Control

bobkaku wrote:
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> I added on the first script:
>
> <?
> session_start() ;
> .
> .
> .
> session_registe r($MyVar);
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Don't use session_registe r - reference a mamber of the $_SESSION array
directly e.g.

print $_SESSION['MyVar'];

Otherwise your code will only work if register_global s is on (nothing to do
with the error messages you were getting - see Zeldor's response)

C.