On May 7, 2007, at 2:08 PM, Paul Webster wrote: > I have a project with various areas accessible and only accessible > via certain domains sub domains etc. This was fine as it was a > pretty simple site just providing information with no need for > logins etc, but of course the site has currently evolved and now > will be providing some user options and the like requiring me to > track site state. > > > > So I understand the ins and outs of persisting sessions through > storing them in the db and like, was just wondering if anyone has > tackled this in cake and where they saw best to implement the code > to do so? Implement what code? Once you run the SQL to set up the table and adjust your core config to use database sessions, you should be good to go. You can create a model for your sessions table too, if you want, but that's not much work either (especially if you use Bake).
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