very basic: session_start();
If there are better places for basic questions like this, feel free to
redirect me.
Say I have a php page with session_start(); I can assign variables and
those variables will carry over to other pages in order to use them in
those other pages, right? e.g. fname and thus $fname. Let's also
assume I am not assigning Global variables within any of the code.
But, if by chance one of those 'other' pages ALSO begins with a
session_start(); does that close the first session and throw away its
variables, making them no longer available from 'other' pages?
Is the above what the line $_SESSION['views']=n; is intended to
accomodate?
e.g.:
<?php
session_start();
// store session data
$_SESSION['views']=1;
?>
<html>
<body>
Does that then allow me, from any page, to call whichever set of
variables I want/need for that particular page by retrieving a 'views'
set?
I'm trying to work it our programatically but it's a little confusing
without some verification from the 'ones that know' if you will.
TIA
Twane
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