I previously wrote (and fear it got lost in the storm of debate over Your work around is how Im doing things at the moment (very annoying
> picking up and dropping sessions). PHP's limitation currently is that
> it can only handle one session at a time, and as thus, only one set of
> session vari
Hi all,
I took out session module patch against latest CVS HEAD
for your convenience.
Please let me know if you find problems in this patch.
--
Yasuo Ohgaki
Index: mod_files.c
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RCS file: /repository/php4/ext/session/mod_file
brad lafountain wrote:
> I looked at your changes to php_session.h.
> I saw that you added PHPAPI to the .h but don't you
> need to add them to session.c too?
Thanks, I forgot to commit session.c. I'll commit it later :)
>
> Additionally i think
> php_get_session_var and php_set_session_var sho
I looked at your changes to php_session.h.
I saw that you added PHPAPI to the .h but don't you
need to add them to session.c too?
Additionally i think
php_get_session_var and php_set_session_var should be exported also.
i think we need PHPAPI int ps_globals_id too
As for startup, we probally nee
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Sessions are complex enough already. Doing hacks on the hash by yourself
> is a very bad idea IMO.
>
> Derick
I agree, it could be a bad idea.
I only remeber how session module initilizes
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS/$_SESSION. Besides, adding
element to PS(http_se
Hello,
Sessions are complex enough already. Doing hacks on the hash by yourself
is a very bad idea IMO.
Derick
On Wed, 16 Jan 2002, Yasuo Ohgaki wrote:
> brad lafountain wrote:
> > I tried that and it works... but..
> >
> > if the session isn't started then the hash isn't created..
> > and the
brad lafountain wrote:
> I tried that and it works... but..
>
> if the session isn't started then the hash isn't created..
> and there isn't a way to start it, is there?
> I would like it so i don't have to use
> call_user_function();
>
> I still think the session extension would make a nice ap
I tried that and it works... but..
if the session isn't started then the hash isn't created..
and there isn't a way to start it, is there?
I would like it so i don't have to use
call_user_function();
I still think the session extension would make a nice api.
- Brad
--- Yasuo Ohgaki <[EMAIL P
Brad Lafountain wrote:
> I was wondering if the session module would export
> some of it's functions so that other extensions could
> use the session module directly.
> In my extension I would like to register a session variable
> with out using call_user_function.
>
> Does anyone else think so?
I was wondering if the session module would export
some of it's functions so that other extensions could
use the session module directly.
In my extension I would like to register a session variable
with out using call_user_function.
Does anyone else think so?
- Brad
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