> You're running a different rails version (2.2.2 or less), whereas the
> others must be using 2.3.2 (session handling got a revamp).
Two things:
1. Under the revamp is 'session' a real hash?
2. From my code you probably saw what I was trying to do.
Specifically, I was attempting to use the fetch method to test whether
a specific key was in the session hash and return nil if it wasn't.
I'm wondering what the best way to do this is knowing what's coming
down the pike. Maybe (and it scares me to even think about this) I
could somehow add a fetch method to the quasi session hash. Then my
code would be compatible with what's coming in the later version. I'm
pretty darn sure that I'm not smart enough to do that; but, it's
something to think about. Any suggestions on how I should handle
this? Thanks.
... doug
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