Objects can't be stored in sessions, what you could do is register a shutdown function using register_shutdown_function(<functionname>) and create a custom function that would use serialize() to serialize your object.Sorry to everyone about the stupid READ notification on the posting. I completely forgot that it was enabled. This one shouldn't have that problem.
I am using PHP version 4.3.4.
I'm creating an authorization module that uses a users object, that includes the username, usertype, etc. I want to store this in a session variable (i.e. $_SESSION['objects']['auth'] = new Authorization();) so that I can keep the information from page to page. However, I get an error that it is an incomplete class everytime I try to access a function from the object like this: "$_SESSION['objects']['auth']->Login();". It works fine when it's not stored in the array. Is this a PHP 4 issue? Or is there something I'm doing wrong?
Any pointers would be helpful. If this doesn't work, I'll have to
rework things to just store in arrays.
Stuart
When the system starts a new you could unserialize() this session variable back into an array.
Mathieu
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