I\'m writing a module for a php cms. In a function (a callback) I can access an object that comes from the framework code.
This object is of type __PHP_Incomp
This issue appends when you un serialize an object of a class that hasn't been included yet. For exemple, if you call session_start before include the class.
A PHPIncompleteClass object can't be accessed directly, but it's ok with foreach, serialize and gettype. Calling is_object with an PHPIncompleteClass object will result false.
So, if you find a '__PHP_Incomplete_Class' object in your session and you've included your class after the session_load, you can use this function :
function fixObject (&$object)
{
if (!is_object ($object) && gettype ($object) == 'object')
return ($object = unserialize (serialize ($object)));
return $object;
}
This will results a usable object :
fixObject($_SESSION['member']);