No, the object is still unserialized when the session is started.
One way to get around it is by forcing string unserialization by doing
something like:
$obj = new obj;
$_SESSION['obj'] = 'a not so random string'.serialize($obj);
... then to load ...
$ser = unserialize(str_replace('a not so
Throwing it on a slight tangent, but maybe storing the objects in the session
isn't the best solution. I've done it in the past, but have found that it's
often more trouble than it's worth.
I would do instead is either inject a Zend_Session_Namespace to store object
data, or create a mapper
David, do you think implementing the SPL's Serializable interface can help
with concern #3?
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Hector Virgen
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On Nov 29, 2010 5:10 AM, David Muir
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Throwing it on a slight tangent, but maybe storing the objects in the
