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So I started using MySQL-based sessions with session_module_name("user"); and I love it, and I might as well because I have to.

The only thing I'm missing are my beloved multidimensional arrays, and I'm at a juncture where they are most desired. How can I still use them, or is it a lost cause?

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use seralize() method to convert your array data into a string representation (which is easily stored in a db). When you retrieve the data back from the db, use unseralize().

Ben Rowe
BOOM! Thanks, Ben!
Aaron