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I have such a loop:

for($i=0;$i<count($dersler);$i++)
{
   echo $dersler[$i].', ';
}

I want to run this loop on another page by capturing $dersler variable from another page. How can I manage it? Thank you.

Hasan Sait Arslan
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  • I have tried "global", but it didn't work. – Hasan Sait Arslan Dec 22 '13 at 19:28
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You could pass the variable as a query parameter and access it again using the $_GET superglobal. An other option is posting the variable to the page using a form, and accessing it through $_POST.

But the solutions mentioned above require sending the value to the client side where it could be modified. If this is not desired, you could use a session to store a value serverside, between requests from the same client. Take a look at the session documentation: http://www.php.net/manual/en/book.session.php.

P44T
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You can store $dersler in a session.

on the first page : 

session_start();
$_SESSION['dersler'] = $dersler;

and on the other page : 

session_start();
$desler = $_SESSION['dersler']; 
for($i=0;$i<count($dersler);$i++){
    echo $dersler[$i].', ';
}
gbu
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