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File: README.txt
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Description: Class documentation
Class: DcSessionManager
Manage sessions using a MySQL table to store data
Author: By
Last change: Corrected the name of the class
Date: 19 years ago
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/***************************************************************************** * Class: dcSessionManager.inc.php *****************************************************************************/ * README FILE OF USAGE ***************************************************************************** 0 - Introduction This files means to describe the usage of the refering class. This will also include the basic usage, advanced usage and some test cases. It's important to remember that any feedback is apreciate. The author will love to know that his functions is being used in project X, tips, hints, suggestions, improvement ideas. The project can be improved under requests, suggestions, and bug discoveries. This is a public package, that you can use and modify without any limitations, as long as the credits to the author were intact. This will provide him more enthusiam to create another ones, better and this. 1 - Installing Execute the setup.sql in your MySQL server. 2 - Class Description The class is very simple to be used, but the programmer must have to provide it the basic arguments to restore a session, save it, and get it, allowing it to works properly. 2.1 - Constructor The basic usage of construtor is: $sess = new dcSessionManager(); This will generate a new Session, depending of the given values. NOTE: A Session can be restored via COOKIE, GET or POST Method. If none of them were defined, a new Session will be created. 2.1.1 - Possible arguments: $expire (first argument) => Define the number of seconds to expire a session. Default value is 600 (10 minutes). The argument can be a number (I mean, numeric), without any quotes, or the "default" string (with quotes). If not defined, the class will assume as 600 seconds. $linkId (second argument) => The connection id (resource link id) to the MySQL table. Default if the last connection. You can send this parameter or try to use wihout it. The class will try to use it, by taking the last connection opened. 2.2 - Other methods hash $return = $sess->getHash(); Return the hash to be send though the links. hash $return = $sess->regenerateHash(); Return a new hash to be inserted in the sessHandler table. This doesn't reinsert in the database as a security issue. The programmer must do it manually. boolean $return = $sess->setSaveSession( boolean $value ); If the $value is true, the class try to store a 64 chars encrypted in the user machine, assigning the behavior of a cookie. If the value is false, use the behavior will be a session, and will be excluded automatically (by another acess) in the expired time. This function returns a boolean value. If the execution succed sucessfully, it'll return TRUE, else, FALSE. boolean $result = $sess->setSessionValue( string $value [, ...] ); This method register (and also update) Session values in the current Session. All the values here must be in a string format, but refers to an existent array, string, etc. The number of parameters are unlimited. Will return TRUE if the execution succed without any problems and FALSE if not. boolean $result = $sess->deleteSessionValue( string $value [, ...] ); Delete existent Session values. All the values here must be in a string format. The number of parameters are unlimited. Will return TRUE if the execution succed without any problems and FALSE if not. array $result = $sess->getSessionValues(); Return all registered values in an associative array. mixed $result = $sess->getSessionValueByName( string $name ); Return a values registered with the key $name. boolean $result = $sess->destroySession(); Destroy an existent session (also unset the cookie). boolean $result = $sess->isRegistered( string $name ); Returns a boolean value (TRUE/FALSE) if the system can find a key registered in the registered Session values. This function follow the same behavior as session_is_registered($name) in PHP. There're some other methods defined in the class, but they're internal, and should not be used by the programmer. 3 - Usage Check out example(s) in the ZIP File.