ID: 21886
Comment by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Status: Feedback
Bug Type: Session related
Operating System: Linux 7.2
PHP Version: 4.3.0
New Comment:
[EMAIL PROTECTED], I guess the '$session' variable confuses your
understanding of the problem. The snippet from the first report does
NOT use any session-related functions and after forking this bug to
bug#22211 I realize it's the same bug after all: parameters sometimes
not submitted (as the title says). Replace all occurences of
'$session' with '$foo' and you'll get the same misbehavior. The simple
and straightforward example you're looking for is in the bugreport
itself: just wrap the redirectTo method in a "class whatever" and
declare $session as an instance of that class. The result would be the
same whether or not session-related are broken, fixed or not-existant.
Please re-read the code and stop this ob-session ;) that bug really is
a showstopper for all OO in PHP 4.3.0
Previous Comments:
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[2003-02-17 00:13:44] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED], I guess the '$session' variable confuses your
understanding of the problem. The snippet from the first report does
NOT use any session-related functions and after forking this bug to
bug#22211 I realize it's the same bug after all: parameters sometimes
not submitted (as the title says). Replace all occurences of
'$session' with '$foo' and you'll get the same misbehavior. The simple
and straightforward example you're looking for is in the bugreport
itself: just wrap the redirectTo method in a "class whatever" and
declare $session as an instance of that class. The result would be the
same whether or not session-related are broken, fixed or not-existant.
Please re-read the code and stop this ob-session ;) that bug really is
a showstopper for all OO in PHP 4.3.0
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[2003-02-15 10:13:42] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Then you must also know that some behaviour of them was fixed in 4.3.0
and most likely you're just relying on the
broken behaviour...can't really tell without a short and
complete example script.
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[2003-02-14 04:21:08] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am sorry, actually I do not have time, I hope I can give you an
example in the next two days - sorry for that (but your first reply
took more than two days :-).
But - it is NOT an misunderstanding how sessions work. I am using
sessions since the beginning of PHP 4 and the same code is running
under 4.2.3 perfect.
Regards,
Sebastian
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[2003-02-13 12:40:12] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: Please open your own report about this,
seems like the original reporter of this bug is not
responding and your problem seems a bit different.
(IMO, neither of these are bugs, just misunderstanding how sessions
work)
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[2003-02-13 11:04:18] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ooops! I please forgive my mistake, in my last post, switch the call
from:
$bar->myecho("apple, orange");
to:
$bar->myecho("apple", "orange");
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