Well, maybe I'm wrong here, Philip, but if you've gotten to some cake
classes externally, then you could just use Cake's Session object to
set your session. If you write it with cake, you should be able to
read it:
something like this on your CMS side:
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$cakeSession = new Session();
$cakeSession->write( 'ee_member', sha1('ee_member'));
$count = $cakeSession->read('count');
$cakeSession->write('count', $count + 1);
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Then just use $this->Session->read('ee_member'); or $this->Session-
>read('count');
like your example above...
Jeff
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