Aren't session variable preserved using "Header('Locati on: xxx')"?

[lwoods]

I am trying to pass some info to another page on my site. I set
"session_start( )" in page 1, assign a session variable to a value, then
execute a "header('Locati on: ....')." But on the target page I don't get
any session variable values! BTW, I used a relative location in the
Location header, not an absolute URL. The behavior looks like it started
another session, but it should not have.

Ideas?

TIA,

Larry Woods

[Pedro Graca]

d wrote:

Some of us do not have easy access to the previous post in the thread.
Having the quoted text before the new text, helps us understand what the
post is responding to.

Some people get a real bug up their ass about it, as if it makes a
difference ;)
Yes, they are.
It would be even better if the comments were posted right below what
they comment on, like I'm doing here.
Individual replies are still clearly seperated in the post,
so it's not as if you're hunting for hours for the real text.
If you liked this post of mine, you probably shouldn't be using a
computer eiter :)
If you can't
follow a thread that has top-posts in it, you probably shouldn't be using a
computer ;)

Richard Heathfield did a much better job than my attempt at copying
this style;
see MSG_ID: <dp**********@n wrdmz02.dmz.ncs .ea.ibs-infra.bt.com>
on comp.lang.c

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[d]

"Pedro Graca" <he****@dodgeit .com> wrote in message
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d wrote:

Some of us do not have easy access to the previous post in the thread.
Having the quoted text before the new text, helps us understand what the
post is responding to.

Some people get a real bug up their ass about it, as if it makes a
difference ;)
Yes, they are.
It would be even better if the comments were posted right below what
they comment on, like I'm doing here.

Individual replies are still clearly seperated in the post,
so it's not as if you're hunting for hours for the real text.

If you liked this post of mine, you probably shouldn't be using a
computer eiter :)

If you can't
follow a thread that has top-posts in it, you probably shouldn't be using
a
computer ;)

The thing is, I'm just here to help people. I don't give a rat's ass if
people top post, bottom post, sideways post or inside-out post. It's
helping people that matters. Being a usenet nazi isn't helping (not that
I'm accusing you or anyone of that, you understand ;))


Richard Heathfield did a much better job than my attempt at copying
this style;
see MSG_ID: <dp**********@n wrdmz02.dmz.ncs .ea.ibs-infra.bt.com>
on comp.lang.c

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[Pedro Graca]

d wrote:

The thing is, I'm just here to help people.
I don't give a rat's ass if people top post, bottom post, sideways
post or inside-out post. It's helping people that matters.
The worst of it all is when people post without enough of previous posts
for context (like in google). I will move the link in my signature to
the top and hope people read *and follow* its guidelines.

Imagine you see a post "out of the blue" like this:
--------
And now the page is completely blank. Why?
--------
Being a usenet nazi isn't helping (not that I'm accusing you or anyone
of that, you understand ;))

It's the people that need help who should try to help the helpers.
If, as a helper, I need to spend 30 seconds to interpret the question
instead of 2, I may (and did a few times before) ignore further
questions from the person.

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[d]

"Pedro Graca" <he****@dodgeit .com> wrote in message
news:sl******** ***********@ID-203069.user.ind ividual.net...

d wrote:

The thing is, I'm just here to help people.
I don't give a rat's ass if people top post, bottom post, sideways
post or inside-out post. It's helping people that matters.
The worst of it all is when people post without enough of previous posts
for context (like in google). I will move the link in my signature to
the top and hope people read *and follow* its guidelines.

Imagine you see a post "out of the blue" like this:
--------
And now the page is completely blank. Why?
--------

Being a usenet nazi isn't helping (not that I'm accusing you or anyone
of that, you understand ;))

It's the people that need help who should try to help the helpers.
If, as a helper, I need to spend 30 seconds to interpret the question
instead of 2, I may (and did a few times before) ignore further
questions from the person.

It's not a big deal to most people, that's all I'm saying.
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