Yes it does work. Please provide more info.

What I try to do is to be able to see objects declared in
a php web from another web (in the same session). Something
like this.

test.php:

session_start();
class Cart { 
  ......

$carrito = new Cart;
session_register("carrito");

?><A HREF="next_page.php">Next</A><?php
....

next_page.php:
session_start();
/* If I do it with the class, the sentence
$carr = new Cart;  
Will give me an error **/
echo "<H1>Jur!... (".$carrito->items["10"].")<BR>\n";
/* This will not show any result when in test.php does
show the desired result **/


I am running php 4.0 with Apache 1.3.12
The above scripts will work for variables and arrays.

Thank You again.

Josafat Moragrega Fernandez

Please define class before session_start

Thank you for your help. :) It does work when the session_start is placed 
after the creation of the object. I Tried it under Apache 1.3.6 and Php 4.0b3.

Those same scripts in a Apache 1.3.12 with Php 4.0 dont work. In fact, no 
session suport is available. 

A file is created in /tmp like this.
-rw-------   1 nobody   nogroup         9 Jun 26 01:31 sess_12bed2b02a7d0c1098ab1a9976cf79f1
with content:
!carrito|

instead of:
carrito|O:8:"stdClass":1:{s:5:"items";a:1:{i:10;i:3;}}
That shows the machine with the Php 4.0b3

The php.ini file is exactly alike from one machine to anotherone.

Any ideas why does this happen?

Thank you again.
Josafat Moragrega Fernandez
Directorio Tecnico
Web On Line Studios
www.wolstudios.com