Posted by Steve JORDI on 12/01/06 09:51

Jerry,
thanks for your explanations.

I did actually try to save the variable as a session one, but
it didn't seem to work.

I had a
start_session() ;

Then, when entering or re-entering my page, it tests
if( !isset($_SESSION['welcome']) )
$_SESSION['welcome'] =& Welcome::GetInstance() ;

Problem is that it correctly get the instance the first time,
but gets it again each time I re-enter my page.

Shouldn't $_SESSION['welcome'] be saved within the session?

From the literrature I read, it's the way to go, but clearly,
something's wrong, I'm missing something.



Sincerely,
Steve JORDI

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