On 5 Nov 2005, at 00:25, Unknown Unknown wrote:
how do you reference the sessions? do you refrence them *with* the
old arrays? because that would obviously be a problem
No, obviously that would be dumb! There is no mention of the old
style HTTP_*_VARS arrays anywhere in my code. Smarty
how do you reference the sessions? do you refrence them *with* the old
arrays? because that would obviously be a problem
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From: Marcus Bointon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 29 October 2005 14:48
Strange behaviour that's taken me ages to track down. I have the
situation where I can create a session, but any changes to it are not
saved. session_write_close() didn't help. Eventually I
Strange behaviour that's taken me ages to track down. I have the
situation where I can create a session, but any changes to it are not
saved. session_write_close() didn't help. Eventually I tracked it
down: if you have register_long_arrays disabled (as is the default in
PHP5), this can
On 29 Oct 2005, at 14:48, Marcus Bointon wrote:
changing an item in $_SESSION simply does not get saved back to the
session file if register_long_arrays is enabled.
I meant disabled.
I've also tried using it with the mm session save handler and I get
the same symptoms. I also get
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