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session register VS $_SESSION[]


voip03

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This code works. I can echo it.

<?

$username='HelloJay';

$_SESSION['USER_NAME']=$username;

 

echo $_SESSION['USER_NAME'];

?>

BUT this code dose not ?

<?
$username='HelloJay';
$_SESSION['USER_NAME']=$username;

echo $_SESSION['USER_NAME'];
?>

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session register

  • session register returns Boolean type output
  • session_register() is a php function used to register variables with the current session
  • it will work only when register global is turned on in php.ini configuration file

 

$_SESSION[]

  • $_session returns string
  • $_SESSION[] is a super global array
  • SESSION works in both case whether register_global is disabled or enabled

 

 

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Actually. <?= is making something of a comeback ( not <? though) as a shortcut for <?php echo

 

In 5.4:

 

<?= is now always available regardless of the short_tags setting (Rasmus)

 

This is good news IMO as it helps tidy the code used in allot of frameworks default view scripts.

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