Hi Mike
Yes your right about when the session data is updated. The problem then
lies in when I try to read the object from the session var. I include at
the top of the file the class definition.
Not to get sidetracked but when you say you wrote another layer, are you
talking
about utilizing the
>Wow thats strange?? I am using PHP 4.3.2 as well and I don't see that
>happening where it serializes the object when assigning it to the
>$_SESSION.
It doesn't do it when you assign it into the $_SESSION array, it does it
when the script completes and updated session data is written to the
sessi
Wow thats strange?? I am using PHP 4.3.2 as well and I don't see that happening where
it serializes the object when assigning it to the $_SESSION. I am using the dbg
debugger and nusphere PHP editor and I can step through the code and as I do
it shows that the session var is not serialized. Howe
>$customer = new Customer($_GET['facilityID'], $_GET['customerID']);
>$_SESSION['acceptPayment']['serializedCustomer'] = serialize($customer);
>
>so now when I have moved on to another page or another instance of the
>same page and I want to access the object from the session var, I do so
>like thi
It turns out when I was assigning the object to the session var, the object was not
getting
serialized. Serializing takes a variable and makes it into a string describing the
variable and
the value. This could be done for any variable type except Resources (MySQL
connection vars) and
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