Okay!, i'm on my way out the door, so i did'nt have time to try the
following trick!.
i THINK the issue is;
$this->getUser() is not doing what i think it is!. The change did not
effect the actual "user" in the sfActions is dealing with.
SO, how about if i inherited the sfActions to mySessions, and then
mySessions to myControllerActions
class mySessions extends sfActions
{
// the definition to my super class.
}
class myControllerActions extends mySessions
{
// yadda yadda
}
Was'nt there a factory pattern example for symfony somewhere? i cannot
find it.
pishhhh, no multiple inheritance!! one of these days Ruby!
On Feb 9, 1:21 pm, mozey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to write a class to manage my cookies. (my app has a
> few!!!). So during my attempt, i created mysession.class.php in /lib
> and thats working good.
>
> Here is how my class looks like
>
> class mySessions
> {
> public function __construct($user, $id)
> {
> $this->id = $id;
> $this->user = $user;
> }
>
> public function setCookieOn()
> {
> $this->user->setAttribute($this->id.'on', "1");
> }
>
> }
>
> Now, in my controllers i'm doing this:
>
> $mysuppersession = new mySession($this->getUser(), "1");
> $mysupersession->setCookieOn();
>
> no parse errors, warnings or anything!, but my cookies dont get set!.
>
> any suggestions?
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