Davigetto

Do you refer this? //Call the form, depending the step we are if (!$launch) { include_once("restore_precheck.html"); } else if ($launch == "form") { if (!empty($SESSION->restore->importing)) { ... Over the include_once, $SESSION variable has a value, but is this value passed indirectly to restore_precheck.html? Does The code of restore_precheck.html represent that it is being located literally after "if (!$launch)" instruction? PD: I'm a Java developer, not PHP, so seeing this kind of code makes me mad and strange...

Hello, I'm developing modules for an IMS (Moodle) and, taking a look on the code, I've found something like this: <?php //$Id: restore_check.html,v 1.48.2.6 2008/05/02 04:07:30 dongsheng Exp $ //This page receive all the restore_form data. Then, if existing course //has been selected, shows a list of courses to select one. //It cheks that the parammeter from restore_form are coherent. //It puts all the restore info in the session. //Finally, it calls restore_execute to do the hard work //Get objects from session if ($SESSION) { $info = $SESSION->info; $course_header = $SESSION->course_header; if (isset($SESSION->restore)) { $restore = $SESSION->restore; } } ... $SESSION variable is being read, however, in that file SESSION variable is not assigned at any place, and no declaration before. What is the reason for that? Greetings PD: Maybe I've done a bad explanation of my problem. If anyone needs more info, I shall give him it.