Setting Global Variables

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Last Post: March 14, 2017   (RSS)

By gkornbluth - March 12, 2017

Hi All,

OK I’m feeling silly.

I’m trying to set the global variable newGlob to a value of 30 using  <?php $GLOBALS['newGlob'] = 30 ?> on a page that I’m loading.

I had thought that once set, a global variable could be used on other pages and by CMSB

I guess I just don’t understand the process, since it doesn’t seem to do the job and I can’t echo newGlob on any other page.

Any thoughts?

Jerry Kornbluth

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By ross - March 13, 2017

Hi Jerry

Thanks for posting

The $GLOBAL array is only going to be set for the page you are currently on.

To use the same values on different pages, you can look at the $SESSION variable.

Another option could be looking at storing the values in your database.

Do either of those options seem like they'd work?

Let me know what you think.

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By gkornbluth - March 13, 2017

Thanks Ross,

I'll look into those

Jerry

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By ross - March 13, 2017

Sounds good Jerry.

Keep me up to date with how you are making out.

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By ross - March 14, 2017

Great Jerry

I like using w3schools!

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