ID:               21886
 Updated by:       [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Reported By:      [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Status:           Open
+Status:           Feedback
-Bug Type:         Class/Object related
+Bug Type:         Session related
 Operating System: Linux 7.2
 PHP Version:      4.3.0
 New Comment:

Then you must also know that some behaviour of them was fixed in 4.3.0
and most likely you're just relying on the
broken behaviour...can't really tell without a short and 
complete example script. 



Previous Comments:
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[2003-02-14 04:21:08] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

I am sorry, actually I do not have time, I hope I can give you an
example in the next two days - sorry for that (but your first reply
took more than two days :-).

But - it is NOT an misunderstanding how sessions work. I am using
sessions since the beginning of PHP 4 and the same code is running
under 4.2.3 perfect.

Regards,
Sebastian

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[2003-02-13 12:40:12] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[EMAIL PROTECTED]: Please open your own report about this,
seems like the original reporter of this bug is not 
responding and your problem seems a bit different.

(IMO, neither of these are bugs, just misunderstanding how sessions
work)


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[2003-02-13 11:04:18] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Ooops! I please forgive my mistake, in my last post, switch the call
from:

$bar->myecho("apple, orange");

to:

$bar->myecho("apple", "orange");

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[2003-02-13 11:00:57] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Here is an example.

class foo {
  // constructor, etc.

  function myecho($string1, $string2) {
    echo "String 1: " . $string1 . "\n";
    echo "String 2: " . $string2 . "\n";
  }
};

$bar = new foo();
$bar->myecho("apple, orange");

Will output one of these 3 possibilities, at random (or so it seems:)

String 1: apple
String 2: orange  

String 1: orange
String 2:

String 1:
String 2:

Weird, eh? and rerunning the same code does not always give the same
results. 

I guess it's clearer now.

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[2003-02-13 02:01:03] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Please provide a complete but short example 
that _clearly_ shows the problem.


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