Rewrite Module Session problem

[Cristisor]

Hi. I have this problem and I don't know how to solve it. This code
that you see bellow is included in 3 web pages and I go through all 3
one after the other. In every situation the status is 0. The first 2
times $_SESSION['POST'] is not set, but the 3rd time it is set and it
is empty, and I can't figure why. The first 2 times I do exactly the
same thing and nowhere else in the code I use $_SESSION['POST']. If
Rewrite Module is not activated things are ok, I don't have the
problem. But when it is activated, this thing happens.
if (isset($_SESSIO N['POST'])) {
$_POST = $_SESSION['POST'];
unset($_SESSION['POST']);
}
....
if ($status) {
$_SESSION['POST'] = $_POST;
header("Locatio n: ... ");
die;
}

If I use "if (!empty($_SESSI ON['POST'])) { }" instead of "if
(isset($_SESSIO N['POST'])) {}" I have no problem with Rewrite Module
activated.
Maybe someone has any ideea. Thank you very much!

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: Rewrite Module Session problem

Cristisor wrote:

Hi. I have this problem and I don't know how to solve it. This code
that you see bellow is included in 3 web pages and I go through all 3
one after the other. In every situation the status is 0. The first 2
times $_SESSION['POST'] is not set, but the 3rd time it is set and it
is empty, and I can't figure why. The first 2 times I do exactly the
same thing and nowhere else in the code I use $_SESSION['POST']. If
Rewrite Module is not activated things are ok, I don't have the
problem. But when it is activated, this thing happens.
if (isset($_SESSIO N['POST'])) {
$_POST = $_SESSION['POST'];
unset($_SESSION['POST']);
}
...
if ($status) {
$_SESSION['POST'] = $_POST;
header("Locatio n: ... ");
die;
}
>
If I use "if (!empty($_SESSI ON['POST'])) { }" instead of "if
(isset($_SESSIO N['POST'])) {}" I have no problem with Rewrite Module
activated.
Maybe someone has any ideea. Thank you very much!
>

Not really enough information to tell. But one thing I notice - you
should NOT be trying to change the $_POST array itself. Even changing a
parameter in the array is not good - replacing the entire array like you
are destroys it's superglobal status.

Rather, create a local array and set it to either $_POST or
$_SESSION['POST'].

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