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I'm not sure...

 

Right now the links are passing the variable (spring) and the date code is picking it up...it actually seems to be changing to the correct css file now....but I don't know where to actually set the session...and that's why it's probably not displaying.

 

 

Ok, so I have this...

 

<?PHP
session_start();
$_SESSION['css'] = "spring";
$section='community';
include('../_includes/top.php');
?>

<div id="content-preview">
            <?php echo "session is: ".$_SESSION['css']; ?>
            <p class="italic">Engage, Inspire...</p>
            <p><a class="more" href="community.php" title="community">More...</a></p>
            
            </div>

<?PHP
include('../_includes/bottom.php');
?>
            

 

And it shows "spring" when I manually type in the session variable into the code...but how do I get it so it fills it in with the correct variable when the link is clicked?

 

$_SESSION['css'] = $_GET['css'];

 

is this right?

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