PHP Front To Back [Part 16] - Sessions Tutorial

In this video we will look at PHP sessions to carry information across multiple PHP pages. We will also look at redirecting with the header() function

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[busyrand]

This was a fun installment. I'm getting into the hang of things and was able to get some of the code written on my own without having to copy everything directly from Brad as the lesson moved forward. Very rewarding. Great learning outlet. Super thankful to have you/this Brad!

[Toma-srfd]

This is the best session lesson i have ever seen.

[bradleyhamilton]

I am an American, I am 55 years old, system engineer and I have enjoyed watching your videos since you first started. I code for fun and learned most all of what I know from your channel and your paid courses. You have done well. So well, that now, your videos are almost unwatchable thanks to youtube's constant bombardment of commercials man. Every since they began pushing for subscriptions, they have increased the frustration level for non subscribers 10 fold and they target your stuff hard. Sorry that's happening.

[shubhamsihasane]

If you will be a teacher of my classes in engineering.
Every student will be a great developer and I am sure everybody will do something great!

[BenUkulele]

I'm a PHP newbie and I appreciate this lesson so much

[joaofnds]

8:50 Just remembering you guys that in PHP7 this could be written like this: $name = $_SESSION['name'] ?? 'Guest';

[RameenFallschirmjager]

the quality of this channel is uber superb!

[spicytuna]

you make things that are complicated less complex, thanks

[thiernoablayesy]

Welcome back Brad, It was a long time in this series.

[ahmadabdulaziz]

This not only nice it Awesome, Thanks Brad.

[collo]

If you're getting an error 500 on your page, make sure there is no space between the full colon ':' and 'Location' in the header segment of your page1.php code

[robertcoffie]

thanks for making this video been waiting all week

[StriverHamza]

You can also use the shorthand <?= $name; ?> instead of <?php echo $name; ?>

[lo]

Great Brad, thank you so much for your tutorials.

[tiagovieira]

Btw remember, always unset_session() before destroy_session() to cleanup variables data !

[evanserickson]

At 05:07 how does it go to page 2? I don't see a way that PHP links to page 2 by clicking submit. I know that it does I'm just wondering how it does it.

[mackymccormack]

Great content really useful thanks. FYI the link to get the code isn't working for some of these videos, can you fix that?

[mniqcsn]

At 2:00 you forgot to mention how beautiful the form is:)

[jaapdebouw]

Just what I needed, much appreciated!

[badmuskaybee]

Hello, It will be better if we can complete this php programming or playlist before getting into any other video. And please which project are we going to implement in this php. And hiw many video will it be