Hi,
I got the same problem but i left it (had no more time to fumble around
with it). But try this, because it was what I was going to try:
function ccsession($userid = '1', $groupid = '1', $authid = '1',
$username = 'guest', $first_name = 'Guest', $last_name = 'Account')
{
global $HTTP_SESSION_VARS;
// Change all session variables below to
// $this->_cm_user_id = $HTTP_SESSION_VARS["userid"]
// and so on..
$this->ss(); // I guess this is not important for sessions
$this->_cm_user_id = $userid;
$this->_cm_group_id = $groupid;
$this->_cm_auth_id = $authid;
$this->_username = $username;
$this->_first_name = $first_name;
$this->_last_name = $last_name;
$this->_session_id = $this->set_si();
}
// Once you started the session you might be able to set it
// the way you are doing here, in the following code as long
// as you don't send anything before this. If you do it you
// know you will have already sent the old ID to the user.
function set_si()
{
//if (0) {
//$c_session_id = $this->get_si();
print "==".session_id()."<br>";
if (session_id()) {
$this->_session_id = $c_session_id;
} else {
srand((double)microtime()*1132590); // make 'rand' function
truly random
$this->_session_id = md5(rand(0,9999999));
}
$this->is_set_si = 1;
session_id($this->_session_id);
print "--".session_id()."<br>";
return $this->_session_id;
//}
}
}
By doing this you should be able (and I say SHOULD, I haven't tested it)
to get the value from the session, but you will still have to start the
session outside the class.
Also don't forget to change the $HTTP_SESSION_VARS with the new session
information if you change it.
>From my point of view the problem is with variable scope. Even with
register_globals and track_vars the code didn't work for me. If you find
out something please post it (or at least send me a message with your
findings) because actually I was doing that stuff with just functions
and not a class.
Hope it's useful for you.
Sean C. McCarthy
SCI, S.L. (www.sci-spain.com)
Mark Garcia wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> I'm having a puzzling time trying to figure out how to work around the issue
> of the session_id not existing after making calls to session_start and
> session_id to generate an session. It seems that by set_si() calling
> session_id and seeing if there is a value, doesn't not work. Hence, a new
> session_id is created but is not persistant. If I reload the page
> sessions.test.php3 it generates a new session_id and can not detect the
> previous one set.
>
> For example, ...
>
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