Richard Lynch wrote: > On Fri, January 5, 2007 4:36 pm, Stut wrote: >> Richard Lynch wrote: >>> WILD GUESS >>> >>> Search on php.net for __autoload >>> >>> I think that will let you figure out a way to get the auto_start >>> session to automatically load your .class.php files, when it needs >>> them. >> Nice idea, unfortunately it doesn't work that way. In order to have >> the >> __autoload function work properly for session'd objects it needs to be >> declared before the session is started. AFAIK when auto_start is on >> the >> session is started before any PHP is evaluated. I had to shift one of >> my >> frameworks around so that the __autoload was declared before >> session_start was called. >> >> I think Jochem may be on to something with the idea of using >> auto_prepend_file but I can't say for certain whether this is done >> before or after the auto_start. If it is before then you could declare >> the __autoload function in the prepended file and it should work. > > Another possibility... > > Do a session_write_close() to kill of the auto_start session. > > Then, using session_name() and session_id() and > session_set_cookie_params() force your OWN session control, completely > independent of the auto_start session, which you can do AFTER you have > done your include()s you sneaky oldskool b'std ;-) > > This should allow you to do what you want with the fewest conceptual > changes, at the price of a bogus auto_start session being wastefully > used by your webhost -- which seems pretty brain-dead to me, but there > it is. > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
