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I have a doubt and I searched and I found no corner an answer, I wanted to know if it is possible to give a echo $_SESSION
and know all the session
that my browser has at that moment and if yes as?
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I have a doubt and I searched and I found no corner an answer, I wanted to know if it is possible to give a echo $_SESSION
and know all the session
that my browser has at that moment and if yes as?
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Can use var_dump
or print_r
, thus:
<?php
session_start();
var_dump($_SESSION);
Or so:
<?php
session_start();
print_r($_SESSION);
The print_r
is easier to read, because it contains less details, idela for those who just want to see the same content, already the var_dump
is ideal for analyzing variables, values such as strings, int, float, size, etc.
I would quote the var_export
also, given the ease of copying and playing in the interpreter to test :D
@Andersoncarloswoss think about var_export in cases where we need you to maintain a syntax that can be executed in PHP itself later, for example a system that edits variables from a configuration file in . php, an example: https://stackoverflow.com/a/43458974/1518921 (for the record, preg_replace there is because of OCD syndrome, I hate ,
in the last item of an array :P)
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As William said above, if you just want to see, the print_r or var_dump will follow. If you want to use in your application, just keep in mind that for all purposes the $_SESSION variable can be treated as a common PHP array.
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print_r($_SESSION)
,var_dump($_SESSION)
?– rbz