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I am passing a variety of session variables successfully, but my problem is that when outputting session variables, they always have ‘ ‘ around them. Example from the welcome page after registering through a form
[COLOR=”Blue”]Registration Date 5/12/2008
Thank you ‘Bill’ ‘Bunsonburner’, you are now registered.
We welcome you to Work At Home. An email is being sent to ‘
Your user name is ‘mortimer’ and your password is ‘corrina333’
(this is all bogus info) The date above is a session variable with no ‘ ‘ around it. The rest of the variables have the ‘ ‘. how do I get rid of the ‘ ‘?
The code from the form page is simple enough
[CODE]<?php
session_start();
$_SESSION[‘user’]= $_POST[‘user’];
$_SESSION[‘first_name’] = $_POST[‘first_name’];
$_SESSION[‘last_name’] = $_POST[‘last_name’];
$_SESSION[’email’] = $_POST[’email’];
$_SESSION[‘company’] = $_POST[‘company’];
$_SESSION[‘pass’] = $_POST[‘pass’];
$_SESSION[‘date’] = $_POST[‘date’];
$_SESSION[‘logon_date’] = $_POST[‘logon_date’];
?>
The form data is not shown, its just a normal html form. This is header information
There is a form handling page inbetween that runs the form data through reg expressions, verifies the data and does the magic quotes thing then inserts the data into a batabase.
The code from the welcome page (example above output) is probably over kill but still quite simple
[CODE]
$com = $_SESSION[‘company’];
$first = $_SESSION[‘first_name’];
$last = $_SESSION[‘last_name’];
$mal = $_SESSION[’email’];
$use = $_SESSION[‘user’];
$pas = $_SESSION[‘pass’];
$date = $_SESSION[‘date’];
$ldate = $_SESSION[‘logon_date’];
print “<div id=”header”>”;
print “<h1>Welcome $com”;
print “</h1></div>”;
print “<div id=”content”>”;
print “Registration Date $ldate <br />”;
print “Thank you $first $last, you are now registered.<br />”;
print “We welcome you to Work At Home. An email is being sent to $mal with comfirmation of regisration<br />”;
print “Your user name is $use and your password is $pas <br />”;
Everything works, its just the annoying punctuation that shows up. Any ideas? Thanks for reading