Hi Wes, Yeap pretty much.
On Oct 5, 6:36 pm, Wes Gamble <we...@att.net> wrote: > So you need to maintain two distinct sessions from one browser? Is > that right? > > W > > On 10/5/10 6:22 PM, swartz wrote: > > > I have a 0.9.1-based radiant install that uses a custom end-user auth- > > system. It uses authlogic and based primarily on examples from reader > > and members extension. > > > I've switched from the default cookie session store > > to :active_record_store for storing session information. > > > And I've also ran into a problem. Both radiant admin and my custom > > auth system end up sharing session. Specifically, if I have a user > > that logs into Radiant admin AND into the custom auth system to view > > content, the session gets messy. Thing sometimes get REALLY messy > > (wrong redirects, etc). > > > Any way to separate session storage into different table instead of > > one common one? > >
