RE: [Phplib-users] persisten sessions

[Taylor, S. <Ste...@uk...>]

You need to create a user session using the User class (user.inc).
The User class works in much the same way as Session, apart from the data is
referenced using a users userid rather than a randomly generated session id.



e.g.
modify prepend.php to include "user.inc"

// define your user session class
class Your_User_Session extends User {
 var $classname = "Your_User_Session";

 var $magic          = "myhovercraftisfulloffeels";
 var $that_class     = "Same_As_Your_Session_Class";  // or create a
separate storage 
                                                      //class + table if
desired
 var $fallback_mode  = "get";
 var $allowcache="no";
}



// index.php
page_open(array(
          "sess"=>"Your_Session",
          "auth"=>"Your_Auth",
          "user"=>"Your_User_Session"
          ));

// Now $user object exists that works the as $sess
$user->register(.......

....

page_close();

-Stewart


-----Original Message-----
From: Andres Baravalle [mailto:and...@li...]
Sent: 02 October 2001 16:28
To: php...@li...
Subject: [Phplib-users] persisten sessions


Hi,
I would like to have persistent sessions. Let's say, I would like that 
someone that comes to my site and comes back in less than 10 days, can have 
same variables registered than last time he accessed the site (some way 
like amazon). If he doesn't clear his cookies, of course.
I have my session class in session.inc with

var $lifetime = 14400;

but every time I connect to the site I get a new session, instead of 
resuming old one. Other session features work well in te site. I'm using 
authentication, db classes and session variables with success.
Something pointing me to right direction could be enought.
Thanks in advance,
         Andres




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