Hi...I hope someone will help me out.

I want to ask is that possible to pass variable from a deck to another deck in wml? I tried to use session_start() in php which embedded to wml to pass the variable. And then i try to echo the session in the second deck which shows nothing at all.

Still struggling?

The WML is irrelevant, it's just plain text that the PHP processor ignores and copies from source file to output. Your problem is:

Something wrong with session config on your server.
- or -
Something wrong with your PHP code.

Is your server public? Post an URL, and your current scripts.

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Yeah..still stuck on this. I still develop it as localhost.
Below is the summarize code whcih i have done.

login.php:
session_start();
$_SESSION['user_login']=123;


And in myprofile.php:

<?php
session_start();
$query = "SELECT * FROM ownerdetails WHERE Login_id = '" . $_SESSION['user_login'] . "' ";
$result = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error());

while ($row=mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
$Name=$row['Name'];
}
?>

<p> Full Name : <?php echo $Name; ?>

Nothing show..

I copied your code into two files, and added an echo:
First file (with <?php...?> added) is:

http://lolyco.com/areah/login.php

Second file is:

http://lolyco.com/areah/myprofile.php

You can see there's nothing wrong with the session variable. Unless... you don't see the "123" being printed, in which case... maybe you have a bad browser, or cookies turned off, or...?

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Sean says:
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Sorry, forget to embed in wml. If the code embeded to wml then it won't show.

login.php:
session_start();
$_SESSION['user_login']=123;


And in myprofile.php:
<wml>
<card id="myprofile" title="Profile">
<?php
session_start();
$query = "SELECT * FROM ownerdetails WHERE Login_id = '" . $_SESSION['user_login'] . "' ";
$result = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error());

while ($row=mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
$Name=$row['Name'];
}
?>

<p> Full Name : <?php echo $Name; ?>

</card>
</wml>

I added that wml markup to the two examples you posted earlier, on those URLs, and it works just fine. What do you see when you visit 'myprofile.php' on your localhost server? Do you see:
If you don't, then perhaps you've got a problem with your web server configuration and it's not parsing the php correctly. Does it process the PHP correctly without the WML markup and incorrectly with? Maybe you've got some WML-specific settings in your httpd.conf - you don't need any. It might even be time to go back to a default httpd.conf

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Sean says:
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I did some changes to the script and then i tried to view it with opera. It worked perfectly.

However, i'm still stuck on how to explain nokia s60 emultor can't process it. I'm afraid it will effect the end result when i implement it to real phone.

Any suggestion?

I tried to use openwave simultor as well. And it shows the same error.

I tried to use openwave simulator as well. And it shows the same error.

It works in opera? Like I suggested you try 28th August?
passing array from mysql to wml using php
Wow, you've got a work rate like mine!

I suspect you'll struggle to find a useful simulator for a mobile phone website. Phones are such a restricted platform for computing, I imagine there'll be a great deal of diversity in feature support. My phone won't login to two websites I've been working on. One day I'll think about fixing it, but for now I consider the parts of the sites that need login aren't that vital for phone users.

I have two more suggestions:
1. Get a phone that you can use to check your work. You'll never be doing a real test unless you're using a real phone. Buy a few, there should be plenty available cheap second-hand. You can get a celcom prepaid sim for 10 RM or less, and it'll allow you to surf the web prepaid gprs. Use port forwarding on your router so that you can enter your home IP address into your phone to see your site.
2. Start a new thread on WMM asking members what sites they log into using a username and password from their mobile phones. I suspect it's not many, for people whose phones only have a mini-browser. I could be wrong!

It may be if 'phones cause trouble for sessions, that you'll have to develop your own session support, maybe based on URL arguments or something. PHP can do it for you apparently - see the comment at the bottom of:
PHP: Runtime Configuration - Manual
If it's cookie handling on the 'phone that's the problem, you could try this (less secure, slightly ugly) alternative.

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Sean says:
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Can you give me the link to post in WMM?

Thanks a lot for helping me.

I will continue to post in this forum. Hope you will still follow up.