The session is closed after all content is sent from A1.
You should find a way to delay the load of the iframe (via Javascript
maybe) to make sure that A1 has completed and that A2 can load the new
content.
gabriel
On Sep 7, 6:04 pm, Phil Moorhouse <moorhouse.p...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, I currently have an action (A1) that performs some manipulation of
> objects saved in the session, and then loads a view containing an
> iframe.
>
> The iframe loads another action (A2) from the same application which
> relies on objects saved to the session in A1. Sometimes, particularly
> when accessing remotely, the objects do not seem to be present in the
> session and A2 throws a fatal error.
>
> After some discussion in IRC, it seems like A2 is probably loading the
> session before A1 has finished writing to it. This seems counter-
> intuitive, but I can't think of any other explanation.
>
> Is it possible to flush writes to the session from an action (A1) so
> that I can be sure the data has been saved?
>
> This is on a symfony 1.0 site and using sfMemcacheSessionStorage
> fromhttp://www.symfony-project.org/plugins/sfMemcachePlugin.
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