Hi,
PHP is 'dumb'. It doesn't know about a global scope, or your
logged users in or your current user. This task is up to be
implemented in user space.
- Markus
On Thu, Apr 25, 2002 at 02:29:03PM +0100, Dan Hardiker wrote :
> While were talking about session advancement... has anyone ever thought of
> adding shared sesssions? Consider the following scenario:
>
> I have 3 sets of variables:
>
> 1. Global Scoped - Variables accessed and altered by anyone entering my
> site. EG: a "currently online" array which stores the a list of active users
> 2. Logged in Scoped - Variables accessed by *anyone* logged in. EG: if
> you cache the database stuff in a session then if one user updates the
> cache the often you want all the logged in users to see that change without
> having to requery the db
> 3. Individual Scope - Variables specific to this user (eg: whats my name,
> my last ip, when did I last do anything meaningful).
>
> Being able to split those scopes up into separate variables would be great
> and being able to do something along the lines of:
>
> $session->global = array of global variables
> $session->loggedin = 2nd scope
> $session->personal = personal variables
>
> and then have the session module manage those 3 sessions individually.
>
>
> In short - it would be cool if a script could (easily) have access to a
> multitude of sessions and keep them segregated.
>
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> Dan Hardiker [[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> ADAM Software & Systems Engineer
> First Creative Ltd
>
>
>
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