Thanks for replying, Jasper - <snip>
>> Is this possible? Does it work this way? If so, or if not for that >> matter, please help me out here to better understand how these three >> elements interact with eachother, if at all. Ah yes, me being quite new didn't take into consideration in which versions constructors and destructors were available. Thank you. > I think that (in PHP5 -- PHP4 doesn't have real destructors) you could > put an object inside the $_SESSION variable and it would be serialized > in the session (as long as you had the class definition available when > it was unserialized, i.e. before session_start() is called). > <snip> > The best thing to do in this situation is to write your own > session_save_handler that uses a database, and point it at the MySQL > server [2]. If you really had to, you could maybe put the > session_save_path on the NFS share [3]. I think that'sm y winner, and the best suggestion yet. I will consider my options. Thanks -dant -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
