Hi all,
I just found some functions have problems in my Chrome browser. It
took me some time to find out the problem is caused by the setFlash
method in sfUser. It seems it can't work properly in Chrome.
Here is how I test the function:
I created two actions:
The first one can be visisted by /test/set, it is used to set the
attribute and flash of the current user:
public function executeSet() {
$t = time();
$this->getUser()->setAttribute('a', $t);
$this->getUser()->setFlash('f', $t);
echo "The Attribute is set to : $t</br >";
echo "The Flash is set to : $t</br >";
die();
}
Another one can be visited by /test/get, it is used to get the values
set by previous one:
public function executeGet() {
$a= $this->getUser()->getAttribute('a');
$f = $this->getUser()->getFlash('f');
echo "The Attribute is : $a</br >";
echo "The Flash is : $f</br >";
die();
}
So I can first visit the first one action, and then visit another, and
compare the value to check the result. Here are the test result I got
(tested in FF, Safari, IE and Chrome)
1. FF (3.5.11)
/test/set:
The Attribute is set to : 1280386366
The Flash is set to : 1280386366
/test/get:
The Attribute is : 1280386366
The Flash is : 1280386366
2. Safari (5.0)
/test/set:
The Attribute is set to : 1280386435
The Flash is set to : 1280386435
/test/get:
The Attribute is : 1280386435
The Flash is : 1280386435
3. IE (7.0.5730.11)
/test/set:
The Attribute is set to : 1280386599
The Flash is set to : 1280386599
/test/get:
The Attribute is : 1280386599
The Flash is : 1280386599
4. Chrome (5.0.375.125)
/test/set:
The Attribute is set to : 1280386677
The Flash is set to : 1280386677
/test/get:
The Attribute is : 1280386677
The Flash is :
As you can see, the flash value is missing here in Chrome.
This is really strange since this problem seems have nothing to do
with what kind of browser I used.
More frastrucated is I checked the session file after visiting the /
test/set, for Chrome, it is:
symfony/user/sfUser/lastRequest|i:1280386998;symfony/user/sfUser/
authenticated|b:0;symfony/user/sfUser/credentials|a:0:{}symfony/user/
sfUser/attributes|a:3:{s:30:"symfony/user/sfUser/attributes";a:1:{s:
1:"a";i:1280386997;}s:25:"symfony/user/sfUser/flash";a:0:{}s:
32:"symfony/user/sfUser/flash/remove";a:0:{}}symfony/user/sfUser/
culture|s:2:"en";
And for the other ones:
symfony/user/sfUser/lastRequest|i:1280387018;symfony/user/sfUser/
authenticated|b:0;symfony/user/sfUser/credentials|a:0:{}symfony/user/
sfUser/attributes|a:2:{s:30:"symfony/user/sfUser/attributes";a:1:{s:
1:"a";i:1280387018;}s:25:"symfony/user/sfUser/flash";a:1:{s:1:"f";i:
1280387018;}}symfony/user/sfUser/culture|s:2:"en";
I'm not sure anything could cause this? Do you have met this problem?
Or it is just something wrong with my computer? The symfony version is
1.4.6. The application is running on Windows XP SP2 with WAMP.
travis
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