note 41365 deleted from function.session-set-save-handler by danbrown

Note Submitter: Monty ---- It's really important to apply addslashes() to the serialized values passed to your custom session Write handler if you are using MySQL for storing sessions, even if you have magic_quotes turned on. Otherwise, values stored in $_SESSION will not be saved with the actual session in MySQL, or will be truncated. <? function sessWrite($key, $val) { $val = addslashes($val); // Now do your database insert here. return TRUE; } ?> Without addslashes(), the above handler would simply not work, and you will get no error back from PHP about it either.