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Posted by steve on 10/25/05 23:04
| Lupher is right, resources cannot be placed in SESSION variables but
| you can store entire objects in the session by serializing the object
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| $_SESSION['myObject'] = serialize($myObject);
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| and on the other page, $myObject = unserialize($_SESSION['myObject'];
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| then $myObject->attribute will be available.
is this a new revelation for you, joel? he wasn't making a point. he was
trying to figure out why he is getting a specific error. can you help with
that?
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