$_SESSION question

Re: $_SESSION question

On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 17:36:42 -0500, "toufik toufik" <toufiki@sympat ico.ca>
wrote:
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> session_start() ;
> session_registe r("myVar");[/color]

$_SESSION['myVar'] = 'test';
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>login1.php :
>=======
> session_start() ;
> echo ($_SESSION["myVar"]);[/color]

http://www.php.net/session_register

Read manual, see third big "Caution" note, stop using session_registe r() ;-p

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Hi,
I've a file login.php that create a session, register a variable(myVar) and
call (include) another file login1.php in the server side.
I need to use the registred variable in the second file but
$_SESSION["myVar"] is empty.

here is a simplified example of my problem, the command echo
($_SESSION["myVar"]) isn't displaying any thing
login.php :
========
<?php
$myVar="test"
session_start() ;
session_registe r("myVar");

include("login1 .php");
?>

login1.php :
=======
<?php
session_start() ;

echo ($_SESSION["myVar"]);
?>

Note: I need to have myVar in the $_SESSION array in login1.php because in
other context I call it from the browser, so I'll the same code.
Thanks.