Unlike in Java (and RoR I think), PHP-apps do not have any common
"application" running. The whole app is setup and torn down for each
request. User A setting a value in PHP will never affect User B under
normal circumstances. (Exploiting security-holes is of-course another
matter.)
/Martin
On Apr 28, 5:27 am, robert123 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hello,
>
> I am implementing i18n, but dont seem to get answer to the above
> question, so hope some one can help me
>
> I set up two languages in my app: 'en-gb' and 'rus'.
>
> In core.php I added:
> define('DEFAULT_LANGUAGE', 'en-gb');
> Configure::write('Config.language', 'en-gb');
>
> In my app_controller beforeFilter:
>
> Configure::write('Config.language', "rus"); //can be en-gb or rus
>
> I am using Configure::write('Config.language', "rus"); in the before
> filter method to set the locale for the user everytime he access the
> web application.
>
> My questions is whether Configure::write('Config.language', "rus"); is
> writing to a static variable, since from my understanding
> Configure::write is writing to a application wide variable.
>
> If it is a static variable, the locale setting will be corrupted once
> another user happen to access at the same time with another locale.
> Hope someone can highlight if this is the correct way, thank you
>
> www.generics.wswww.genericsmed.com
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