Re: [SMARTY] Plugin problem

boots wrote:

Without knowing anything about your environment, my first thought on this is to guess that you are probably using sessions and serializing the Smarty object. If so, then don't. The Smarty object should never be serialized because it contains environment specific state information that may not be true once it is unserialized. xo boots *//* I am using sessions and storing the Smarty object in the session so that I can use it all over the site. I inherited a rat's nest of code, and was trying to prevent having to create new Smarty objects all over the place, but from what you are saying, that's what I am going to have to do?

-Erich-