Dave M G wrote:
The issue turned out to be my Article class took arguments in its
constructor, which was unacceptable because the argument could not be
serialized when being passed along during the session.
By adjusting my object so that the constructor takes no arguments, and
then creating a new method on the object to do what the constructor
did previously, the problem was solved.
That explanation may be confusing, but that's because I don't fully
understand serialization myself yet. All I can say for sure is that
the problem was definitely a serialization issue.
When objects are unserialised the constructor will be called without
arguments because the values passed to the constructor are not
automatically stored in the object. You can get around that without
having to create a second initialisation method by using default values
for your arguments...
class Foo
{
public __construct($param = null)
{
if (!is_null($param))
{
// Parameter passed, do something with it
}
}
}
-Stut
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