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Bug #13753 failed session_register in object method
Submitted: 2001-10-19 09:50 UTC Modified: 2001-10-24 03:58 UTC
From: m dot izydorski at rubikon dot pl Assigned:
Status: Not a bug Package: Session related
PHP Version: 4.0.6 OS: linux mandrake 8.0
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2001-10-19 09:50 UTC] m dot izydorski at rubikon dot pl 
I have made much tests and it seems, that calling session register in object's method failed. Assume:


<?
(...)[session_start, headers, etc...]
  $edf2 = 1234;
  session_register('edf2');
  class gg {
    function gg() {
                $edf1 = 65432;
                session_register('edf1');
    }
  }
  gg::gg();
?>

After that both session_is_registered('edf1') and session_is_registered('edf1') returns true, but ($edf1
 == $edf2) return false; ($edf1 == '') - is true.

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 [2001-10-19 09:55 UTC] m dot izydorski at rubikon dot pl 
misspeled; should be:

After that both session_is_registered('edf1') and session_is_registered('edf2') returns true
 [2001-10-19 10:14 UTC] hholzgra@php.net 
$edf1 is local to the gg() method

you can only register variables from the global
scope, so $edf1 is empty in the session as no
such global variable existed as the session data
was written
 [2001-10-19 10:38 UTC] m dot izydorski at rubikon dot pl 
Ok, sorry, but why session_is_registered returns true?

And  btw,  which  list/news  you can recomend me, that I can get help such as this as soon, as possible?
 [2001-10-24 03:58 UTC] hholzgra@php.net 
session_register and session_is_registered 
operate on *names* not *variables*

only at request end the list of registered
names is processed and contents of corresponding
*global* variables are stored

what you are looking for is a combination like

if(session_is_registered($name) and isset($GLOBLAS[$name])) ...

and, no, session_register and session_is_registered
can *not* do this job for you as variables in PHP
can be created and removed at any time

checking for existance in session_register makes
no sense as there is no guarante that the variable
won't be unset() before request end

for your list question: see the support section
(on both www.php.net and bugs.php.net) and look
for the php-general list or for the local list
of your favourite language at the end of the 
page
 
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