That's what I was doing wrong, I wasn't saving the session. Funny thing when I was looking at the session code I couldn't find anything that looked like I needed that command, in any event that did the trick
Jose
On 6/29/06, Alexandre CONRAD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Jose,
I haven't been using pylons for a while, but looking at your code, I
think you need to explicitly save() sessions.
> def set(self):
> session['name'] = 'jose'
session.save()
> return response('session set')
But maybe things have changed, or maybe I can't remember right, playing
around with many projects at the same time. :)
Regards,
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Alexandre CONRAD - TLV FRANCE
Research & Development
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