Re: Session Handling Changes between 4.2.3 and 4.3.1

if you read the documentation about session_register() you will see that this will not work when register_globals are set to OFF. Is this the case for the two other servers? http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.session-register.php (Read the cautions) "Sascha Braun" <saschabraun@gmx.de> wrote in message news:1050450973.8020.13.camel@gentoo.vaio.net... > Hi, > > i worked for a while with the Windows Version of PHP 4.1 > and later 4.2. > > After I changed my Development Environment to Linux and > the PHP Version 4.3.1, some or all of my formerly projects > showed some errors or are just working in a different way > than before, due to the changes in session handling. > > I have read thru the session handling parts of the 4.2.3 > Docs for PHP and compared it to the way i have programmed > the session handling in my websites. I could not really > find any differences. > > I do start the sessions in an global.inc.php file with > session_start() and after that i register them for exam- > ple with session_register('user') for Customermanagement. > > After that I'm referencing the session thru > $_SESSION['user']['username'] and so on. > > I have written one administration tool where everything > works pretty fine this way, but on two other webpages > where the usermanagement does not really work this way. > > In php.ini there is written some about an 4.2.3 Error > which lets me initialize sessions in a wrong way, but > in 4.3 this error should not occure anymore. > > Do i use the sessionmanagement in the right way, or do > i do something wrong. When i use a windows PC for the > development everything works fine, just Linux seems to > be a little more konservative. > > It would be nice, to get an explaination and maybe so- > lution for this strange problem. > > Thanks indeed > > Sascha > >