Paul,
No I cannot get it to work. I thought maybe it was something to do with passing an object, but I can’t get an array to work either. I am currently suspecting a PHP bug but there is still the chance I am being really stupid!
Here is my test. If it works there should be an element [two] => bananas at after—-3——
Code in core.session.php
echo '-------------------1--------------------';
$myarray['one']='apples';
print_r($myarray);
echo '-------------------2--------------------';
$edata = $EXT->call_extension('sessions_end', $myarray);
echo '-------------------3--------------------';
print_r($myarray);
Code in core.extensions.php
echo '------------------a------------------';
$args['two']='oranges';
print_r($args);
echo '------------------b------------------';
$this->last_call = call_user_func_array(array(&$this->OBJ, $method), $args);
echo '------------------c------------------';
print_r($args);
my extension
function member_data(&$data) {
global $DB;
$data['two']= "bananas";
echo 'x';print_r($data);echo 'x';
return false;
And this is what I get:
-------------------1--------------------Array
(
[one] => apples
)
-------------------2--------------------------------------a------------------Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[one] => apples
)
[three] => oranges
)
------------------b------------------xArray
(
[one] => apples
[two] => bananas
)
x------------------c------------------Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[one] => apples
)
[three] => oranges
)
-------------------3--------------------Array
(
[one] => apples
)
I did wonder if it was the change to the code in core.extensions to be able to pass arrays properly
$args=array_slice(func_get_args(), 1);
//$extra_args = array_slice(func_get_args(), 2);
//$args = is_array($args) ? array_merge($args, $extra_args) : array_merge(array($args), $extra_args);
so I changed it back and that messed up the array and didn’s solve the problem.:
-------------------1--------------------Array
(
[one] => apples
)
-------------------2--------------------------------------a------------------Array
(
[one] => apples
[two] => oranges
)
------------------b------------------xbpplesx------------------c------------------Array
(
[one] => apples
[two] => oranges
)
-------------------3--------------------Array
(
[one] => apples
)
I am running PHP 4.3.8.
For the moment will go back to my hack to get it working but if you have any ideas to try will be happy to give it a go.
Phoebe.
, this is how I got it to work, but it required a hack to core.session.php to add the returned $edata values to the session object.
I guess the main goal of my request would be to have some way to alter the session information before any computation begins. Of course if every one was on PHP5 then this wouldn’t be a problem…alas.
