Or do $this->Auth->login($user) (where $user is an array containing ('User' =>
array('username' => 'xxx', 'password' => 'yyy'))) after payment, which will
refresh the session.
Jeremy Burns
Class Outfit
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On 11 Jul 2011, at 04:59, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> Based on what you described, it sounds like when the user logs in, you store
> the user object in the session, and that's where you're reading from whenever
> you want to see if the user paid. But when the user pays, you're only
> updating the user table in the database. One solution would be to read user
> information from the database every time you need it, and not get it from the
> session (which is stale back to the time the user logged in).
>
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