От | David C. Brown |
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Тема | Re: variable visibility when using |
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Msg-id | 3CF4EEEA.5040006@centennialwines.com обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | variable visibility when using ("Jules Alberts" <jules.alberts@arbodienst-limburg.nl>) |
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Re: variable visibility when using
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Список | pgsql-php |
How about using a session? session_start() $password="fubar"; session_register("password"); then on the next page (sub.php) call session_start(); again and $password will become visable. see http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.session-start.php Dave Jules Alberts wrote: >hello world, > >sorry if this is off topic, but the question arose when i was buidling >a test system with PHP4 / postgresql. > >i want a user to enter a user ID and password in order to make a non- >permanent database connection. so the application (that consistes of >several PHP and HTML files) should remember the values in variables. > >a logical approach seemed to be global variables, however, this doesn't >work when new pages are generated. in this small example: > > // this is file main.php > <?php > echo "<html><body>"; > $password="fubar"; > echo "password is: \"$password\"<br>"; > echo "<a href='sub.php'>sub</a>"; > echo "</body></html>"; > ?> > > // this is file sub.php > <?php > echo "<html><body>"; > global $password; // doesn't work > echo "password is: \"$password\"<br>"; > echo "</body></html>"; > ?> > >the variable $password is not visible in sub.php. i guess this is >because the href link creates a new page, a fresh start. still i want >$password to be visible in sub.php. what is a good, safe way to do >this? setting serverside environment variables sounds dangerous. and i >would like to avoid cookies (unless it's the only way). i thought about >include_once(), but you can't call that from a link. or can you? > >how is this normally done? TIA for any tips! > > >
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