use a session manager without calling employ() #96
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Warning: array_shift() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given in EpiSession.php on line 58
If you initialize one, and only one, of the session implementations, you should not have to call employ().
Epi::init('session-apc');
getSession()->set('this','that');
that code would generate a warning because employ is called without an argument so it returns null. array_shift() is then called on $employ which causes the warning. I think this could be cleaned up more, but this is a quick fix.
Notice: Undefined index: EpiSession in EpiSession_Apc.php on line 48 $_COOKIE[EpiSession::COOKIE] is not available after setcookie() is called. It will only be available after the next page refresh. Therefore we need to set it manually to make it immediately available.
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Warning: array_shift() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given in EpiSession.php on line 58
If you initialize one, and only one, of the session implementations, you should not have to call employ().
Epi::init('session-apc');
getSession()->set('this','that');
that code would generate a warning because employ is called without an argument so it returns null. array_shift() is then called on $employ which causes the warning. I think this could be cleaned up more, but this is a quick fix.