Date: 03/31/00
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Have anyone used this function from Session class add_query() (or
padd_query())?
I made a site without knowing about its existence. I use cookies in my
browser.
I used the following expression: <a href="<? $sess->purl("/?tologout=yes")
?>">Log-Out</a>
And I got the following URI: http://www.mydomain.com/?tologout=yes
which is what I need.
Today I found it in PHPLib docs and I tried to use it. Because I want to
made my
site accessible with turned off cookies.
But when I rewrote the example above to the following:
<a href="<? $sess->purl("/").$sess->padd_query(array("tologout"=>"yes"))
?>">Log-Out</a>
I get this URI: http://www.mydomain.com/&tologout=yes
which (obviously) is incorrect.
May be I don't use it the right way?
Milen A. Radev
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