Re: passing object variable from page to page. Please disregard the previous!

you can always pass objects if you serialize them in the first page and then unserialize them back in the 2nd page. check serialize() "Ming-Chieh Lee" <ming@thesmartport.com> wrote in message news:20011003180022.21545.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > Hello, > > > I have a question on how to pass object variable from page to page. Here > is > > > something that I found, but it doesn't work. I would greatly appreciate if > > > someone can help: > > > 1. does it matter if I include first, then so session_start()? > > > > > > > > > file1.php > > > <? > > > include ('class.myclass.php'); > > > session_start(); > > > $myvar = new MyClass; > > > > > > $myvar->who = "me"; > > > // this is where my doubt reside !!! > > > session_register ('myvar'); // like this ? > > > > > > // don't need to register stuff in the class, it's already there. > > > // session_register ('who'); ?> > > > _____________________________________________ > > > file2.php > > >session_start(); > > > include ('class.myclass.php'); > > > // using an "&" you won't make a copy and you > > > // can work directly on the session var > > > $myvar = &$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['myvar']; > > > > > > // should print "object" > > > echo "<br>" . gettype($myvar); > > > > > > // use the object, "who" is not a session var > > > echo "Session Var : " .$myvar->who. "<BR>"; > > > > > > //echo "Session Var : " .$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['myvar']['who'] > > . "<BR>"; > > > //echo "Session Var : " .$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['myvar->who'] . > > "<BR>"; > > > ?> > > >