Hello,
During log-in to an "umbrella" admin screen I'm creating a session in
an old legacy module using straight CGI::Session.
There is a link on that screen that takes them to a second admin
screen written in CGI::Application and sets a second session to track
a different set of user tasks.
I want to check a login param from the first session to make sure they
have logged into the original admin screen.
[Login] -> set session 1 -> [Main admin] -> set session 2 -> check
login from session 1 -> [Sub admin]
I would like to check it using CAP syntax, a la something like:
$self->session->new('CGISESSID');
if ( !$self->session->param('logged_in') ) {
I can't get that to work, so I'm using the less attractive:
CGI::Session->name('CGISESSID');
if ( !$self->session->param('logged_in') ) {
Which does work.
QUESTION: is there anyway to manipulate multiple sessions in
CAP::Session?
Thanks, Brad
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