PHP 5.2.8 Array issue 1

[aalmeida]

This is really odd and it seems to affect the Win32 version of PHP5.2.8 running on Windows 2003 and IIS6.

require_once('Connections/MySQLDb.php');
if (!isset($_SESSION)) {
  session_start();
  session_register($_compname);
  session_register($_compID);
  }
 
$MM_Company_rs_company = "/viva-verde/index2.php";
if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'])) {
  $MM_Company_rs_company = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
}
mysql_select_db($database_ajmedia, $ajmedia);
$query_rs_company = sprintf("SELECT tbl_company.Comp_ID, tbl_company.Comp_Name FROM tbl_company WHERE tbl_company.Comp_URL = %s", GetSQLValueString($MM_Company_rs_company, "text"));
$rs_company = mysql_query($query_rs_company, $ajmedia) or die(mysql_error());
$row_rs_company = mysql_fetch_assoc($rs_company);
$totalRows_rs_company = mysql_num_rows($rs_company);

var_dump($row_rs_company);
  $_SESSION[$_compID] = $row_rs_company['Comp_ID'];
  $_SESSION[$_compname] = $row_rs_company['Comp_Name'];
echo '<br /> session Variables on Index2.php and $_SESSION[$_compID]='. $_SESSION[$_compID] .', $_SESSION[$_compname]=' . $_SESSION[$_compname].'.'


The var_dump($row_rs_company) returns:
array(2) { ["Comp_ID"]=> string(1) "6" ["Comp_Name"]=> string(18) "Viva Verde Imoveis" }

But the echo returns:
session Variables on Index2.php and $_SESSION[$_compID]=Viva Verde Imoveis, $_SESSION[$_compname]=Viva Verde Imoveis.
When it should be:
session Variables on Index2.php and $_SESSION[$_compID]="6", $_SESSION[$_compname]=Viva Verde Imoveis.

How can I fix this?


AL Almeida
CIO

http://www.artdigitalonline.com/

May all those that come behind us, find us faithful

 

[jpadie]

session_register($_compname);

this syntax is deprecated (as of 5.3) and has been disavowed for longer. please read up on sessions in the php manual. you should now be using $_SESSION['keyname'] = 'value';

don't use this

!isset($_SESSION

instead use this as per the manual

if (session_id()=='')

however your problem is simply that you have used a variable as a key in your $_SESSION assignments but have failed to declare the variable. as it is undeclared (in each case), php is inferring a null value. so you are, in fact, assigning the value each time to a key of $_SESSION[0]

i suspect that you want to be using string based keys, rather than variable based keys

$_SESSION[[red]'[/red]_compID[red]'[/red]]

 

[aalmeida]

jpadie,

Thank you so much, that did the trick.

AL Almeida
CIO

http://www.artdigitalonline.com/

May all those that come behind us, find us faithful.