Re: [phpslash-users] Newbie session problem

[Matthew L. <lei...@ma...>]

Dear Patrick,

PHPSlash uses the old-style PHPLIB framework for session management (which
is a wrapper around PHP4 new-style sessions).  Session variables are in the
global namespace.

However, PHPSlash has only one session variable, and that's $auth.  It's an
object of a class extending PHPLIB's auth class.  If you want the username,
look in the array $auth->auth.

Other information about the user can be found in the database.  What else
are you looking for?

Yours,
Matthew Leingang


On 4/2/04 7:41 PM, "pat...@ne..."
<pat...@ne...> wrote:

> Hi, I'm a bit new to PHP and sessions, and I can't figure out how to access
> the session variables (like username) in PHPSlash.  I can get the session id
> and I've looked through the session file in /tmp , so I know that a session
> exists, but I just can't access the variables.  Can someone please tell me how
> to extract this info?  Thanks
> 
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Matthew Leingang
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