I posted the same problem just three days ago, whichs still remains
unresolved:
http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/a6abc82e0b317b68/73e8bffdf0beb9cd
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> For me it seems to work like this:
> $this->Session->id() will return false until you have read from,
> written to or checked the session at least once.
thanks for your reply. I experienced the same behaviour; as if I
change it when trying to read it (doing sg like $this->Session-
>id(''))
Well
For me it seems to work like this:
$this->Session->id() will return false until you have read from,
written to or checked the session at least once.
On Sep 2, 2:07 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
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> Sorry, just after posting I notice that you were actually using the
> method.
Sorry, just after posting I notice that you were actually using the
method. So on that front I have nothing to offer. I get an id-string
back each time... but I also have Auth starting the session before I
get to my beforeFilter.
/Martin
On Sep 2, 2:05 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
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Hi Jeurgen,
I will asume we are talking about the Session component and not the
actual session-class used by the component.
The Session is there. Just not the id. I am not sure you should use
the id directly. If you write of read some data you will notice that
is there and working fine. When I ad
Hi,
if I try to access $this->Session->id() in the beforeFilter function
it is empty.
function beforeFilter(){
debug( $this->Session->id() );
}
Yet the session is there, if I ask for it in the "rest" of my
controller functions
Do I overlook anything?
thx
Jeurgen
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