On Sat, Jun 10, 2000 at 07:30:04AM -0600, Ken Miller wrote:
> The session hash reference is a tied var. When you follow a reference past
> the first level, the tied methods don't get invoked. When you update the
> top level (as you did with the time()) you cause the tied methods to be
> invoked, and subsequently, the data is stored.
>
> The last thing I do in my handlers, right before I untie the hash, is to
> update a timestamp, just as you did.
This one bit me also. I'm now using this (since I don't need a timestamp)
tied(%session)->make_modified;
Dave
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