What might be the reason to get different values for session id in php?

[Rinson Mathews]

I am getting different session ids in these two pages,so that in the second page it is not identifying the session variable.

I tried to execute the code given below
My first page is:

<?php
session_start();
echo session_id();
$_session["TstCycID"]='23';
echo $_session["TstCycID"];
?>
<BR><A HREF = "summary.php"> Execution Summary </A>
 

Second page is:

<?php
 session_start();
 echo session_id();
 echo $_session["TstCycID"];
?>

[Markus]

Variables in PHP are case-sensitive. $_SESSION != $_session.

[Rinson Mathews]

Thanks for your reply........
But here I am using only small letters....

[Niheel]

What markus is trying to tell you is that you can't access the session variable by using

$_session["TstCycID"];

You have to use

$_SESSION["TstCycID"];

This is where session data is stored

Because PHP variables are case sensitive $_session is not the same as $_SESSION.

:)

[Rinson Mathews]

Wow... the issue got resolved....... ....
Thank you very much........

[Prakash Gnana]

I agree with the answer of Niheel..