session-variables

postgresql-9.0.15 on CentOS 6.5. I have a plperlu function that outputs an INFO message. I want to suppress it during testing (using psql, which also behaves as below), but I can't even seem to do it from a pgAdminIII (1.18.1 for win2003) query window: SET client_min_messages TO WARNING; select my_info_outputting_function('lalala') I run that and look in the "messages" tab, and there's my INFO message. (This may appear similar to How to suppress INFO messages when running psql scripts , but I don't want to disable INFO messages for my whole session, just part of it and then set the minimum

If I store a value in a session variable Session["Int"] = 100; What it will be in the Session_End event? Will it be null or 100? void Session_End(object sender, EventArgs e) { object objInt = Session["Int"]; // Null or 100 ? } Meaning, will Session_End fire after disposing everything in the session or just before? It is 100. To test it yourself simply add the ASP.NET application file global.asax to your project and handle the Session_Start end Session-End events: void Session_Start(object sender, EventArgs e) { Session["Int"] = 100; // 100 } void Session_End(object sender, EventArgs e) {

How can I pass session variable in symfony model without using sfContext::getInstance() ? Maerlyn The recommended way is called dependency injection, and works like this: you create a setUser() method in your model file, that saves the given parameter to a private property: class Foo { private $_user; public function setUser(myUser $user) { $this->_user = $user; } // ... later: public function save(Doctrine_Connection $conn = null) { // use $this->_user to whatever you need } } This looks clumsy, because it is. But without you answering the question what are you trying to do? I cannot give an

I'm working on a web app using PHP on Apache. $_SESSION variables are used quite a bit for the information that must persist across pages. We need each user to be able to open multiple concurrent sessions, either as new tabs or new windows, depending on their choice of browser. Right now when a user opens an addition tab or window and goes to the site the existing session is adopted. How can I prevent this so that the user must (or may) log in and start a new session, without it interfering with any existing session(s) they already have open? Our temporary workaround is to use multiple

I'm trying to save a variable called persistent_data . I usually use session[:persistent_data] or cookies[:persistent_data] , but I would like to use the localstorage instead. How do I do that on Rails? Localstorage has nothing to do with rails. You do it the same way as with any other language: <script> localStorage.setItem("company_id", "1"); </script> localStorage.getItem("company_id"); => 1 You can use rails to dynamically set the item however: <script> localStorage.setItem("company_id", "<%= @company.id %>"); </script> As far as I know localStorage has nothing to do with Rails, it is pure

I am building a Asp.net Application. I need to save a HashTable in a session. At page load i am writing protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { if (!Page.IsPostBack) { Session["AttemptCount"]=new Hashtable(); //Because of this line. } } Here problem is, when a user refresh the page, session["AttemptCount"] also get refreshed. I want to know where should I declare Session["AttemptCount"]=new Hashtable(); So that my seesion do not get refeshed. EDIT In Global.asax, this session will get started, as soon as user opens the website. I want to creat this session only if user go to a