Associating a Function to Fire on session_start()?
I've searched the web but haven't been able to find a solution to the following challenge:
I'd like to somehow associate a function that executes when session_start
is called independent of the page session_start
is called in. The function is intended to restore constants I've stored in $_SESSION
using get_defined_constants()
so that they're available again to any PHP page.
This seems so straightforward to me but I'm pretty sure the PHP Session extension doesn't support the registration of user-defined events. I was wondering if anyone might have insight into this issue so I can either figure out the solution or stop trying.
Ideally, I'd like to just register the function at run-time like so:
$constants = get_defined_constants();
$_SESSION["constants"] = $constants["user"];
function event_handler () {
foreach ($_SESSION["constants"] as $key => $value) {
define($key, $value);
}
}
register_handler("session_start", "event_handler");
So in any webpage, I could just go:
session_st开发者_JAVA百科art();
and all my constants would be available again.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
What you are looking for is session_set_save_handler(). Although the functionality isn't as granular as you desire, it does fit the bill.
Besides of using your own session handle, you could also use a class to store the constants in, store that object in the session and use the magic method __wakeup
to write the constants when the constants object is rebuild on session_start
.
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