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sandy1028

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echo "<div style=\"position:absolute; left:100; top:468;\"><img src=\"radar.php?v1=$val[0]&v2=$val[1]&v3=$val[2]&v4=$val[3]&v5=$val[4]&v6=$val[5]&v7=$val[6]&v8=$val[7]\" border=0 usemap=\"#radar\"></div>";
session_start();
$xpoint = explode("%",$_SESSION["cx"]);
session_destroy();

    $val       = RadarGraph($dbyesdate);
    array_shift($val);
    echo "<div style=\"position:absolute; left:642; top:468;\"><img src=\"radar.php?v1=$val[0]&v2=$val[1]&v3=$val[2]&v4=$val[3]&v5=$val[4]&v6=$val[5]&v7=$val[6]&v8=$val[7]\" border =0 usemap=\"#radar\"></div>";
session_start();
$xpoint = explode("%",$_SESSION["cx"]);
session_destroy();


echo "<map name=\"radar\">";
        echo "<area shape=\"circle\" coords=\"$xpoint[0],4\" href=\"#\" title=\"N - $val[1]\">";
        echo "<area shape=\"circle\" coords=\"$xpoint[1],4\" href=\"#\" title=\"C - $val[2]\">";
        echo "<area shape=\"circle\" coords=\"$xpoint[2],4\" href=\"#\" title=\"M - $val[3]\">";
        echo "<area shape=\"circle\" coords=\"$xpoint[3],4\" href=\"#\" title=\"N - $val[4]\">";
        echo "<area shape=\"circle\" coords=\"$xpoint[4],4\" href=\"#\" title=\"R - $val[5]\">";
        echo "<area shape=\"circle\" coords=\"$xpoint[5],4\" href=\"#\" title=\"A - $val[6]\">";
        echo "<area shape=\"circle\" coords=\"$xpoint[6],4\" href=\"#\" title=\"G - $val[7]\">";
        echo "<area shape=\"circle\" coords=\"$xpoint[7],4\" href=\"#\" title=\"B - $val[0]\">";
echo "</map>";


 

 

i am not able to start the two sessions.

 

The mouse pointer points to the second graph same as the first graph.

 

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You can only have one $_SESSION per script. The session_start() MUST* come before any output is sent to the screen. If you want to reference two session variables that have different values but the same name, you can either make them an array or give them two different names in the session.

 

In your case, I would make the variable into an array:

<?php
session_start();
echo "<div style=\"position:absolute; left:100; top:468;\"><img src=\"radar.php?v1=$val[0]&v2=$val[1]&v3=$val[2]&v4=$val[3]&v5=$val[4]&v6=$val[5]&v7=$val[6]&v8=$val[7]\" border=0 usemap=\"#radar\"></div>";
$xpoint = explode("%",$_SESSION["cx"][0]);
    $val       = RadarGraph($dbyesdate);
    array_shift($val);
    echo "<div style=\"position:absolute; left:642; top:468;\"><img src=\"radar.php?v1=$val[0]&v2=$val[1]&v3=$val[2]&v4=$val[3]&v5=$val[4]&v6=$val[5]&v7=$val[6]&v8=$val[7]\" border =0 usemap=\"#radar\"></div>";
$xpoint = explode("%",$_SESSION["cx"][1]);
echo "<map name=\"radar\">";
        echo "<area shape=\"circle\" coords=\"$xpoint[0],4\" href=\"#\" title=\"N - $val[1]\">";
        echo "<area shape=\"circle\" coords=\"$xpoint[1],4\" href=\"#\" title=\"C - $val[2]\">";
        echo "<area shape=\"circle\" coords=\"$xpoint[2],4\" href=\"#\" title=\"M - $val[3]\">";
        echo "<area shape=\"circle\" coords=\"$xpoint[3],4\" href=\"#\" title=\"N - $val[4]\">";
        echo "<area shape=\"circle\" coords=\"$xpoint[4],4\" href=\"#\" title=\"R - $val[5]\">";
        echo "<area shape=\"circle\" coords=\"$xpoint[5],4\" href=\"#\" title=\"A - $val[6]\">";
        echo "<area shape=\"circle\" coords=\"$xpoint[6],4\" href=\"#\" title=\"G - $val[7]\">";
        echo "<area shape=\"circle\" coords=\"$xpoint[7],4\" href=\"#\" title=\"B - $val[0]\">";
echo "</map>";
?>

 

Of course, you will have to store them the same way.

 

* If you defer output, the session_start() doesn't have to come before any other output, but I find that confusing.

 

Ken

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