Re: Sessions and Objects

> Pfft. You just lost a lot of respect with that post. Perhaps among some, not among most of us... > Or perhaps you're right and I need to contribute. Working two jobs > (only one of which is PHP) and trying to prep for my wedding > leaves me PLENTY of time to fix your (PHP dev group's) bugs, right? [..] > small group, all interested "to hear what the creator of PHP has to say." > We ALL, to the person, came away thinking "what a punk." I've been working with Rasmus by email only since PHP/FI, and have always found him to be helpful, bright, generous with his time, and a superb net colleague. Just as you have a personal life and multiple calls upon your professional life, so does he, so do all the busy PHP developers. We all need to cut one another a reasonable amount of slack,and exercise more good humor and good will. PHP is not going to to away, even if there is a serious problem with session variables. Someone will in the open source "bazaar" fix it in time. In the interim, it would be foolish to place PHP in the critical path of any project requiring what you need, unless you are prepared to create some work-around. Cheerio, Rick Rodgers