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I have the code:

[code]
echo "Location: $location<br>";
echo "Session: ".$_SESSION['location']."<br>";
$_SESSION['location'] = "";
echo "Location: $location<br>";
[/code]

Which produces the output:

[code]
Location: main.php
Session: main.php
Location:
[/code]

Why is this happening?  The only reason I can think of is that when I use the assignment operator, it's assigning a reference.  But I didn't think php did that.

How can I get it so that I take the value out of the session, but store it in a temporary variable?
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Do you have a setting called register_globals enabled? You can check this by running this:
[code=php:0]<?php
phpinfo();
?>[/code]

Scroll down looking for the register_globals setting, check that the two columns to the right are set to Off

if it is enabled this your problem as you can use $_SESSION['location'] and $location to access the session data for location.
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