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Posted by "Daevid Vincent" on 10/01/05 01:23
Are you f'ing kidding me?!
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.session.php
"Some types of data can not be serialized thus stored in sessions. It
includes resource variables or objects with circular references (i.e.
objects which passes a reference to itself to another object). "
L A M E !!!
This is absurd. There shouldn't be any reason I can't send a reference to
another object -- Especially a built in type! UGH.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Daevid Vincent [mailto:daevid@daevid.com]
> Sent: Friday, September 30, 2005 3:02 PM
> To: php-general@lists.php.net
> Subject: [PHP] PHP5, $_SESSION, DOM XML objects not returning value
>
> I'm trying to store an array of DOM XML objects
> (http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.dom.php) in a PHP5.0.3
> $_SESSION array,
> but when I load the session back (and yes, I've declared my
> class before the
> session_start()), I get these errors:
>
> Warning: XMLRule::getValue() [function.getValue]: Invalid State Error
> in /lockdown/includes/classes/rule_xml.class.php on line 74
>
> Or
>
> Warning: XMLRule::getValue() [function.getValue]: Invalid State Error
> in /lockdown/includes/classes/rule_xml.class.php on line 81
>
> And all the VALUES are empty, however *my* XMLRule class
> array seems right
> otherwise. It's like PHP didn't serialize all of it's own DOM
> XML objects
> (which are built in objects!!!)
>
> Here are the pertinent parts of the classes and other code snippets.
>
> ##############################################################
> ##############
> #####
> class XMLRule
> {
> // for example 'is_username' XML tag would set $name =
> 'Username'
> protected $name = null;
>
> // The reference pointer to the DOMNode, this is a wealth of
> information in itself.
> // look at the DOMNode class @
> http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.dom.php
> protected $DOMNode = null;
>
> protected function __construct($DOMNode, $name, $id = null)
> {
> $this->DOMNode = $DOMNode;
> $this->name = $name;
> $this->id = $id;
> } //__construct()
>
>
> function getValue()
> {
> //check for multiple values, such as a list of
> names perhaps
> [#74] if ($this->DOMNode->childNodes->length > 1)
> {
> foreach ($this->DOMNode->childNodes as
> $tmpNode)
> $tmpArray[] = $tmpNode->nodeValue;
> return $tmpArray;
> }
> else
> [#81] return $this->DOMNode->nodeValue;
> }
> }
>
> class is_username extends XMLRule
> {
> function __construct($DOMNode, $id = null) {
> parent::__construct($DOMNode, 'Username', $id); }
> }
>
> class is_day extends XMLRule
> {
> function __construct($DOMNode, $id = null) {
> parent::__construct($DOMNode, 'Day', $id); }
> }
>
> ...etc...
>
> ##############################################################
> ##############
> #####
>
> // IMPORTANT: You *MUST* declare the class *BEFORE* you call
> session_start().
> // If you run session_start() before the definition of the class,
> // the session variables of the objects will be corrupted.
> // http://www.zend.com/phorum/read.php?num=3&id=36854&thread=36847
>
> require_once('classes/rule_xml.class.php');
>
> if (!isset($_SESSION['ruleArray']))
> {
> $XMLDOC = new DOMDocument();
> $XMLDOC->loadXML($xmlstring);
>
> $ruleArray = array();
> $i = 1;
> $or = 1;
> foreach($XMLDOC->firstChild->childNodes as $myNode)
> {
> if ($myNode->nodeName == 'and_conditions')
> {
> foreach($myNode->childNodes as $cNode)
> {
> $key = (string)($cNode->nodeName);
> //make a new instance of the node name'd
> class
> $ruleArray[$or][$i] = new
> $key($cNode, $i);
> $i++;
> }
>
> $or++; //begin new OR block
> } //if and_conditions
> } //foreach $myNode
>
> $_SESSION['ruleArray'] = serialize($ruleArray);
> }
> else $ruleArray = unserialize($_SESSION['ruleArray']);
>
> I've tried this with the un/serialize and without. PHP5 is supposed to
> handle that for me, but just in case, I tried it anyways.
>
> If I don't use the $SESSION, then things work fine and I have
> my values.
>
> I also tried to do this:
>
> $_SESSION['ruleArray'] = $ruleArray;
> $ruleArray = $_SESSION['ruleArray'];
>
> And surprisingly that works (although it doesn't solve my problem).
>
> ##############################################################
> ##############
> #####
> Upon loading this back, this is what the array looks like in
> either case
> (working or not)
>
> Array
> (
> [1] => Array
> (
> [1] => is_username Object
> (
> [name:protected] => Username
> [DOMNode:protected] => DOMElement Object
> (
> )
> [id:protected] => 1
> )
>
> [2] => is_day Object
> (
> [name:protected] => Day
> [DOMNode:protected] => DOMElement Object
> (
> )
> [id:protected] => 2
> )
>
> ...etc...
>
> ##############################################################
> ##############
> #####
>
> PHP Version 5.0.3
>
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