Thanks for your reply, it helped me alot with my insight of when php's
object reference is in place and when not.
I'm now going to test the & to see if i'm getting a reference or not.
// page2.php
....
$foobar =& $_SESSION['myobject']; ?
....
neur0maniak wrote:
That would appear to make a copy.
At the end of page2.php, you could have $_SESSION['myobject']=$foobar;
to copy it back. Or you could use $_SESSION['myobject'] in place of
every $foobar and it should work the same.
xu wrote:
Hi, i'm quite new with PHP.
I was wondering if i get a reference or a copy back when i try to
retrieve it at page2.php $foobar = $_SESSION['myobject'];
// page1.php
....
$myobject = new MyObject();
$_SESSION['myobject'] = $myobject;
....
// page2.php
....
$foobar = $_SESSION['myobject'];
....
