Posted by Sandman on 02/13/07 20:41

I dont think I understand them. I've read the section on scope in the
manual inside out.

I'm running PHP 5.2.0 Here is the code I'm working on:
//include_me.php
<?php
$MYVAR = array();
global $MYVAR, $a;
?>

//array1.php
<?php
require("include_me.php");

global $MYVAR, $a;

$sname = 'user';
$email = 'user@yahoo.com';
$GLOBALS['a'] = 'here';

$MYVAR['sname'] = $sname;
$MYVAR['email'] = $email;
$MYVAR['age'] = 34;

print "SNAME: {$MYVAR['sname']} <br>";
print "EMAIL: {$MYVAR['email']} <br>";
print "AGE: {$MYVAR['age']} <br>";
print "A: $a <br>";

print '<a href="./array2.php">Next</a>';

?>

//array2.php
<?php
require("include_me.php");

global $MYVAR, $a;

$sname = $MYVAR['sname'];
$email = $MYVAR['email'];

print "SNAME: $sname <br>";
print "EMAIL: {$MYVAR['email']} <br>";
print "AGE: {$MYVAR['age']} <br>";
print "A: $a <br>";

?>

When I load array1.php, I see:
SNAME: user
EMAIL: user@yahoo.com
AGE: 34
A: here
Next

Click on Next, and I see:
SNAME:
EMAIL:
AGE:
A:

Can I preserve the changes across page loads with globals?

Thanks,
EL

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