I want to pass the result of a function to another page. As the result is a PDOstatement object, I cannot use serialize(). The code is below.

if (isset($_GET['action']) && $_GET['action'] == 'getResultofParent' && isset($_POST['keyword']))
{
$result=getResultofParent($_POST['keyword']);
header("Location: http://localhost:100/test/viewnoofvisit.php/?result=".$result);
}

Please help me
thanks in advance

i don't think you can pass an array using get/post method. i think you need session.

Use session as teh guy above mentioned.
Its more secure also as people wont see it in your get request.

IE:
chuck

PHP Code:

session_start(); // at the top of your php file

//Then:
$result=getResultofParent($_POST['keyword']);

$_SESSION['result1'] = $result; 


On the other page,
do

PHP Code:

session_start();
$result = $_SESSION['result1']; 


Thanks for your help

This also not works for me
session variable cannot store PDO statement results!

A resource cannot be serialized and hence cannot be stored in a session or passed as a url parameter. What you can do instead is pass the value of $_POST['keyword'] to the next page and call getResultofParent on it then.