mrapples - 28 December 2006 02:31 AM

have you eliminated the possibility that it is something repetitive in your code?  i only ask because i cannot reproduce it

No, I haven’t and this is most likely the cause. The code in question isn’t my own and I wanted to first confirm the problem wasn’t with Db_session before proceeding to debug. Thanks for the confirmation.

Derek Allard - 13 September 2006 09:56 AM

Hey Dready - welcome to CI!

In the “application/config/config.php” you already have the option to set your cookies to use the database.  Does your solution offer something different, or this your solution to your needs just done a different way?

HI!!!

I am a newbi in codeigniter framework. em facing little problem of seesions…the problem is that i have added a java applet (radupload) which is used to upload multiple files to the server….. it has been added and working fine for the first time only and after that it takes me to the login screen again hence it seems it destroys all session varibles… Is there any one who can help me out with this session problem..

Any help shall be highly appreciable.

Thanks

smaida - 12 December 2006 01:51 AM

Hi All,

I’m fairly new to CI and I’ve been trying to get Auth working for a few hours.  It’s 2am so my minds not with it.  I keep getting the following error:

An Error Was Encountered
Unable to load the requested class: db_session

I’m fairly certain that I uploaded everything to the correct folders.  I’m obviously missing something.

Thanks for the help.
-Shawn

I noticed a solution was never posted for this.. to fix rename the DB_Session.php library to db_session.php

I just ran into it when testing my app on our production linux server.

JC

I do not believe that CI cares about filename case sensitivity, but the first letter of the class needs to be uppercase when loading a library (Db_session).

esra - 05 March 2007 06:20 AM

I do not believe that CI cares about filename case sensitivity, but the first letter of the class needs to be uppercase when loading a library (Db_session).

The default filename for the library for db_session is DB_Session.php.  The install instructions say to include db_session as a default library.  Code Ignitor looks for a file called either Db_session.php or db_session.php in this case.  Therefore a rename is required for CodeIgnitor to pick it up due to the case problem.

James

While we were fixing Active Record bugs for BlueFlame, I discovered an issue with db_sessions on line 346.

Original:

Fixed: