Yes. The cookie is set. And as you can see, the setAttribute and getAttribute
method work
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> On Jul 29, 9:08 am, travis <lyf...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> 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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