String in php session - php

Question

How i can put string in a session?
for. e.g. : $_SESSION_[$questioncounter+'question'] = $accepted;
if _$questioncounter = 2_, this mean $_SESSION_['2question']

Answer 1

Use a .(dot) to concat string and variable and remove _ from $_SESSION_ try
$_SESSION[$questioncounter.'question'] = $accepted;
so full code :-
<?php
session_start();
$questioncounter = 2;
$accepted = 'yes';
$_SESSION[$questioncounter.'question'] = $accepted;
echo $_SESSION['2question']; // yes
?>

Answer 2

Well, sometimes concatenation is needed but not in this case. Building variables by concatenating strings in this case would be the worst approach.
This is the way you should do things
// start session
if(!isset($_SESSION)){
session_start();
}
// now, add your questions to the $_SESSION this way
$question = array('Is the sky really blue?', 'Should I stay or should I go?', 'Why I can\'t fly');
$_SESSION['question'] = $question;
// or this way
$_SESSION['question'][0] = 'Is the sky really blue?';
$_SESSION['question'][1] = 'Should I stay or should I go?';
...
// add their status this way
$_SESSION['question'][0]['accepted'] = 1; // or $_SESSION['question'][0]['status'] = 1;
$_SESSION['question'][1]['accepted'] = 0;
// and finally use them like this
echo $_SESSION['question'][0];
// or
if($_SESSION['question'][0]['accepted']){
// say 'Bravo!'
}