Re: [PHPLIB] Problem with page_close... From: Andre Eisenbach (andre <email protected>)
Date: 10/29/99

 Of course it's array(...). The problem boils down to a bug in PHP.
 But thanks for analyzing anyway!

 Cheers,
   Andre

Teodor Cimpoesu wrote:
>
> Andre Eisenbach wrote:
> >
> > Hi!
> >
> > I have a page which pretty much looks like this:
> >
> > page_open("sess"=>"My_Session", "auth"=>"My_Auth");
> > << HTML CONTENT >>
> > page_close();
> >
> I think that should be
> page_open(array("sess"=>"My_Session", "auth"=>"My_Auth"));
> cause the protoyype is page_open($feature),
> hmm and you say that that works?
>
> > Works fine. (Remark: The session and auth info are stored in a MySql
> > database called
> > "MY_AUTH").
> >
> > Now I try this:
> > page_open("sess"=>"My_Session", "auth"=>"My_Auth");
> >
> > $data_db = new MY_DATA;
> > $data_db->query(...);
> >
> > << HTML CONTENT >>
> > page_close();
> >
> > Now page_close() gives me an MySql error. Saying that the DATABASE
> > "MY_DATA" does not contain a table called "active_sessions". And yes,
> > that is true. But I want it to use the active_sessions table in the
> > "MY_AUTH" database. And that works fine as long as I don't mention
> > MY_DATA anywhere.
> > Any clues???
> As far as I undestood page_close() will just freeze the session. Now
> the session must have a DB configured where to store it's data.
> So extend CT_Sql to use your Auth database tables, and provide that
> class to session extension class.
>
> e.g.
> class AUTH_Sql extends DB_Sql {
> var $classname = 'AUTH_Sql';
> var $Host = MY_HOST;
> var $Database = MY_AUTH;
> var $User = DB_USER;
> var $Password = DB_PASSWD;
> }
>
> class AUTH_CT_Sql extends CT_Sql {
> var $classname = 'AUTH_CT_Sql';
> var $database_class = 'AUTH_Sql';
> var $database_table = 'active_sessions';
> }
>
> class My_Session extends Session {
> var $classname = 'My_Session';
> var $cookiename = 'Foo_Session';
> var $magic = 'rm -rf /';
> var $mode = 'cookie';
> var $fallback_mode = 'get';
> var $lifetime = 0;
> var $that_class = 'AUTH_CT_Sql';
> var $gc_probability = 10;
> ...
> }
> then
> page_open(array("sess"=>"My_Session", "auth"=>"My_Auth"));
> will use your MY_AUTH database.
> I think :)
>
> --
> CIMPOESU Teodor, Web Programmer
>
> @ DIGICOM S.A. Bucharest, Romania
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> @ teo <email protected>,+(401)-330.47.28
>
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