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List:       php-general
Subject:    Re: [PHP] A Question About Using A Php User Class And Session Variables
From:       80.177.120.119
Date:       2014-08-22 8:04:59
Message-ID: E7.93.09530.3B9F6F35 () pb1 ! pair ! com
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"dealTek"  wrote in message 
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>On Aug 21, 2014, at 9:50 AM, Stephen <stephen-d@rogers.com> wrote:
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>> This really is not a class issue. When you call the class to determine 
>> the record ID of the user, you will save it in a variable. Probably 
>> created by calling the class to instantiate the variable.
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>OK Thanks for the help. So forgetting about the class issue
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>Assuming that site will need to display the fields separately on different 
>pages (just first name on some - full info on others etc.).....
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>Do you recommend setting session vars after the primary query for each of 
>the user fields like:
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>$_SESSION['first'] = "joe";
>$_SESSION['last'] = "smith";
>$_SESSION['phone'] = "212 111 2222";
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>etc. ?
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>Or might I set a session user var like...
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>$_SESSION['thisuser'] = array('joe','smith','212 111 2222');
>echo 'show last name- '.$_SESSION['thisuser'][1].'<br>';
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>is there a customary way to do this?

There is no "customary" way. You do whatever works for you.

-- 
Tony Marston

http://www.tonymarston.net
http://www.radicore.org 


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