Re: how to access variables from a previous page

[The Hajj]

Wow that's alot of code, it looks like you're already using session
varibles, send it like that. I don't know what the output of $result
is, I'm tired so I'm going to have to say you'll have to serialize it
or convert to string to pass it.

[JRough]

On Jul 23, 7:34 pm, The Hajj <[e-mail]:

Wow that's alot of code, it looks like you're already using session
varibles, send it like that. I don't know what the output of $result
is, I'm tired so I'm going to have to say you'll have to serialize it
or convert to string to pass it.

How can I send it as a session variable? This is a guess and I can't
test it since I don't have access to the db. Am I close?

Header("Location: bad_orderXL.php?param=.$id=
$_SESSION["LMS_LOGGED_IN"]")

I think if I have $id I can redo the queries.

thanks,

[JRough]

On Jul 23, 7:34 pm, The Hajj <[e-mail]:

Wow that's alot of code, it looks like you're already using session
varibles, send it like that. I don't know what the output of $result
is, I'm tired so I'm going to have to say you'll have to serialize it
or convert to string to pass it.

It already is a string $TPL_carnumbers. How do I pass that with the
session variable?

[Michael Fesser]

..oO(JRough)

>On Jul 23, 7:34 pm, The Hajj <[e-mail]:

>Wow that's alot of code, it looks like you're already using session
varibles, send it like that. I don't know what the output of $result
is, I'm tired so I'm going to have to say you'll have to serialize it
or convert to string to pass it.

It already is a string $TPL_carnumbers. How do I pass that with the
session variable?

Something like

$_SESSION['TPL_carnumbers'] = $TPL_carnumbers;

It will be automatically available on the next page. Just make sure that
you call session_start() at the beginning of every page. See the manual
for more informations.

Micha