I'd like to pick up this topic again. Even though I didn't really understand the PHP problem that still persists in PHP 5.2.1(*), I found my own workaround.
(*) Notice: Indirect modification of overloaded property Zend_Session_Namespace::$default has no effect in Ralph_FlashMessage.php on line 89 Here's my diff to Ralph's http://svn.ralphschindler.com/repo/ZendFramework/library/FlashMessage.php: ----------------------------- # diff Ralph_FlashMessage.php FlashMessage.php 51c51 < self::$_session = new Zend_Session(__CLASS__); --- > self::$_session = new Zend_Session_Namespace(__CLASS__); 84c84,86 < self::$_session->{$namespace} = array(); --- > $messages = array(); > } else { > $messages = self::$_session->{$namespace}; 85a88 > $messages[] = $message; 87c90 < self::$_session->{$namespace}[] = $message; --- > self::$_session->{$namespace} = $messages; ----------------------------- Tested on PHP 5.2.1 & latest ZF svn revision. It may be an ugly workaround to use a local temp variable $messages inside the addMessage method, but like this it works wonderful. Let me know if I'm missing something here in this rather complex implementation of a simple thing. Cheers, Philip Ralph Schindler wrote: > Right, the Zend_Session API has changed very significantly yesterday, > and we are in the stages of finializing the would be ZF 1.0 Zend_Session > api. I will update FlashMessage to work with whats currently in svn, > but do know that it could change only slightly more since we are in the > finializing stages.. and there is one decision to make and is open to > the community for comments. > > -ralph > > Christian Wittwer wrote: >>> http://svn.ralphschindler.com/repo/ZendFramework/library/ >>> >>> It currently uses Zend_Session, also implementing countable, >>> iteratable interface. I use it to add messages in my controllers, >>> and also to retrieve messages in my view scripts. >>> >>> FlashMessage::add($message); >>> >>> if (FlashMessage::hasMessages()) { >>> $messages = FlashMessage::getMessages(); >>> foreach ($messages as $message) { echo $message; } >>> } >>> >>> It also supports namespacing so that multiple components can use >>> FlashMessage and keep their messages separated, this is good if you >>> know certain (named) messages will have to be directed to a specific >>> part of the view. >> >> Hi Ralph, >> Your FlashMessage Class don't work with the latest svn revision (3290). >> >> Fatal error: Call to private Zend_Session::__construct() from context >> 'FlashMessage' >> >> Chris >> >> >
