问题
Is it possible to make sessions per Browser tabs?
As example a user opened 2 tabs in his browser: Tab 1 and Tab 2
In Tab 1 he has a session:
$_SESSION['xxx'] = 'lorem';
And in Tab 2 the session is:
$_SESSION['xxx'] = 'ipsum';
Now on refresh i need to get the current session in the active tab. For example if the user refreshes Tab 2 i need to get the $_SESSION['xxx'] for tab 2 on load which is 'ipsum'. But $_SESSION['xxx'] shouldn't change on Tab 1.
Is there any option to save sessions per tab. If not what are other options to handle this issue?
Thanks for any help!
回答1:
PHP stores session IDs in cookies and cookies are per client (browser), not tab. So there is no simple and easy way to do this. There are ways of doing this by creating your own session handlers, but they are more hacks than solutions and as such come with their own risks and complexity. For whatever reason you may need this, I am quite sure that there is a better architectural solution than session splitting.
回答2:
I've been scouring the web for answers to this problem and have not yet found a satisfying solution. I finally pulled together something in JavaScript that sort of works.
//generate a random ID, doesn't really matter how
if(!sessionStorage.tab) {
var max = 99999999;
var min = 10000000;
sessionStorage.tab = Math.floor(Math.random() * (max - min + 1) + min);
}
//set tab_id cookie before leaving page
window.addEventListener('beforeunload', function() {
document.cookie = 'tab_id=' + sessionStorage.tab;
});
HTML5 sessionStorage is not shared between tabs, so we can store a unique tab ID there. Listening for the beforeunload event on the window tells us that we're leaving (and loading some other page). By setting a cookie before we leave, we include our value in the new request without any extra URL manipulation. To distinguish between tabs you just have to check $_COOKIE['tab_id'] on the server and store sessions values appropriately.
Do note that Firefox behaves strangely, in that triggering window.open() will create a window that shares sessionStorage with its parent, giving you two tabs with the same ID. Manually opening a blank tab and then navigating to the target URL will give you separate storage. Chrome works for me in all of my tests so far.
I realize this is probably not the right answer, or even a "good" answer, but it is an answer.
回答3:
I've been taking a shot to make a web app with this feature.
It have not been matured and have constraints and flows, like having to transmit the session id in the url if your javascript make a post to an external php code depending on it, but it's functional and suits my needs (for now).
I am thinking of a more secure solution, so feel free to adapt it to your needs and give me your suggestions.
<?php
/**
* Split $_SESSION by browser Tab emulator.
* methods exemples are used whith :
* $session = new SessionSplit();
* as SessionSplit may reload the page, it has to be used on top of the code.
*
*/
class SessionSplit{
public $id;
private $gprefix="session_slice_";
private $prefix="";
private $witness="";
function SessionSplit($witness='witness'){
if(session_status()===PHP_SESSION_NONE){
session_start();
}
$this->witness=$witness;
if($this->get_id()){
$this->prefix=$this->gprefix.$this->id;
//set a witness to 'register' the session id
$this->set($this->witness,'true');
}else{
// force the session id in the url to not interfere with form validation
$actual_link = "http://$_SERVER[HTTP_HOST]$_SERVER[REQUEST_URI]";
$new_link = $actual_link.(strpos($actual_link,'?')===false?'?':'&').
'session_id='.$this->id;
header('Location: '.$new_link);
}
}
private function get_id(){
if(isset($_GET['session_id'])){
$this->id=$_GET['session_id'];
return true;
}else{
$this->new_id();
return false;
}
}
private function new_id(){
$id=0;
while(isset($_SESSION[$this->gprefix.$id.'.'.$this->witness])){$id++;}
$this->id=$id;
}
// ----------- publics
public function clearAll(){
foreach($_SESSION as $key=>$value){
if(strpos($key,$this->prefix.'.')===0){
unset($_SESSION[$key]);
}
}
}
/**
* $is_user=$session->has('user');
* equivalent to
* $is_user=isset($_SESSION['user']);
* @param {string} $local_id
* @return {boolean}
*/
public function has($local_id){
return isset($_SESSION[$this->prefix.'.'.$local_id]);
}
/**
*
* $session->clear('user');
* equivalent to
* unset($_SESSION['user']);
* @param {string} $local_id
*/
public function clear($local_id){
unset($_SESSION[$this->prefix.'.'.$local_id]);
}
/**
* $user=$session->get('user');
* equivalent to
* $user=$_SESSION['user'];
* @param {string} $local_id
* @return {mixed}
*/
public function get($local_id){
if (isset($_SESSION[$this->prefix.'.'.$local_id])) {
return $_SESSION[$this->prefix.'.'.$local_id];
}else return null;
}
/**
* $session->set('user',$user);
* equivalent to
* $_SESSION['user']=$user;
* @param {string} $local_id
* @param {mixed} $value
*/
public function set($local_id,$value){
$_SESSION[$this->prefix.'.'.$local_id]=$value;
}
};
?>
回答4:
Here's my solution; we're using this to allow multiple app views open per client.
POST to get data: 'doStuff=getData&model=GTD&sn=6789&type=random&date=18-Dec-2018'
the controller then gets the data from the tables, build the object for the device, stores it to the session object and stores it in the variable as such. It generates a per tab guid so that the user can compare the same instrument with a different view in the UI.
$_session[$model][$sn][$type][$guid][$key];
the guid of course is also sent back in the data object so that the tab knows how to recall that data later on.
When the user wants to print the results to a file (pdf, etc) it sends a post with the relevant data in a POST.
'doStuff=saveFile&model=GTD&sn=6789&type=random&calDate=18-Dec-2018&guid=randomKey'
The controller then will pass that to the storage to retrieve.
Session class file example:
<?php
class Session {
public $fieldKey1;
public $fieldKey2;
public function GetStorage($model, $sn, $type, $guid, $key) {
return $_SESSION[$model][$sn][$type][$guid][$key];
}
}
?>
the controller file:
<?php
require_once('session.php');
global $session; //from session class file
switch($_POST['doStuff']) {
case 'saveFile':
$session->GetStorage($_POST['model'], $_POST['sn'], $_POST['type'], $_POST['guid'], $key);
break;
}
?>
This allows the user to have several views of the same data, without overwriting the data-set from each tab. If you don't need as much data granularity per tab, you can of course simplify the number of keys for your $_SESSION variable.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34808498/php-session-per-tab