Everytime the user visit a page, the page url will be stored into an array session. I want to have 10 elements in the array only. So that 10 elements will save 10 latest visited
You've ommitted session_start();
. Working code (without trimming):
<?php
session_start();
$currentpageurl = $_GET['username'];
$_SESSION['pageurl'][] = $currentpageurl;
foreach($_SESSION['pageurl'] as $key=>$value) {
echo 'The value of $_SESSION['."'".$key."'".'] is '."'".$value."'".' <br />';
}
?>
Simplest way to do this and keep just the last 10 entries will be to create your initial array with the correct size (via array_fill()). Then we can push new items onto the beginning of the array and pop old items off the other end using array_unshift() and array_pop().
session_start();
// Initialise URL array with 10 entries.
if (empty($_SESSION['pageurls'])) {
$_SESSION['pageurls'] = array_fill(0,10,'');
}
function trackPage($url) {
array_unshift($_SESSION['pageurls'],$url);
array_pop($_SESSION['pageurls']);
}
Make sure the above code always runs first. Then you can pass new URLs to the array when you want. So, perhaps something like:
trackPage($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
You are always overwriting the array with a new one here:
$urlarray=array(); // new empty array
$urlarray[] = $currentpageurl;
$_SESSION['pageurl']=$urlarray;
Instead use:
session_start();
// like @Kwpolska said, you probably miss that, so $_SESSION didnt work
is_array($_SESSION["pageurl"]) or $_SESSION["pageurl"] = array();
// fix for your current problem
$_SESSION['pageurl'][] = $currentpageurl;
// This appends it right onto an array.
$_SESSION["pageurl"] = array_slice($_SESSION["pageurl"], -10);
// to cut it down to the last 10 elements