I know that in
php I can put a variable name inside a quoted string when I use echo, but I apparently
can't do this with a session variable. Can anyone explain why?
Here is the code, with the "offending" php
commented
out:
session_start();
$test
= 100;
$_SESSION['test'] =
200;
?>
Test
/>");?>
/>");?>
echo($_SESSION['test']."
");?>
//echo("$_SESSION['test']"."
");?>
And
the output looks like
this:
100
100
200
But
if I uncomment the offending code
line:
echo("$_SESSION['test']"."
/>");?>
I
get no output and the following
error:
Parse error: syntax error,
unexpected T_ENCAPSED_AND_WHITESPACE, expecting T_STRING or T_VARIABLE or T_NUM_STRING
in - on line 14
So I
can go on my merry way knowing how to do it correctly (just keep the session variable
outside of the double quotes), but I would really like to understand why this doesn't
work for session
variables.
Thanks!
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