p3ptools
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| Posted: 04/29/2004, 4:06 PM |
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Please look at this global dump
$GLOBALS["SECULAR"] == 1
$GLOBALS["op_msg"] ==
each of these was set by the following code
in a before_show event
<CODE>
global $SECULAR;
if ( $custom[personalization][SECULAR] != "" )
{
$SECULAR = 1;
} else {
$SECULAR = 0;
}
global $op_msg;
$op_msg = $msg;
</CODE>
$msg DOES contain a value.
If I change the assignment to a literal value such as "TEST"
then its found in the global dump?
Why am I loosing this value??
Why should a constant asignment be carried over and not a variable?
Stephen
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p3ptools
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| Posted: 04/30/2004, 12:09 AM |
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Hello,
I have a partial solution to this problem.
My missing session variables were a scoping issue.
After reading a bit more on php.net, I found the magic statement
that session variables registered within a function (Code charge is one large collection of functions :) ) must be declared global.
Once I declared my session var global I could then see it in other
events on the page.
Stephen
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