* On Fri, Mar 14 2008, Alexandre Jousset wrote:
> To set the longer expiry time, I try:
>
> $c->config->{session}{expires} = 31536000 if $c->req->param('remember_me');
You can't write to $c->config after setup runs. It just doesn't make
sense.
Anyway, config->{session}{expires} is only consulted at session creation
time. If you need to change the expiration later, you need to do
something else.
This might work:
sub MyApp::calculate_extended_session_expires {
my ($c, $prev) = @_;
if($c->session->{remember_me}){
return time + 31536000;
}
else {
return $c->NEXT::calculate_extended_session_expires($prev);
}
}
And then
$c->session->{remember_me} = 1;
$c->calculate_extended_session_expires;
Untested.
Regards,
Jonathan Rockway
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