includes/joomla.php:901,912 (or thereabouts)
is it possible to use $GLOBALS['mosCofnig_secret_var'] instead of having the whole $mainframe class for globals;
The reason for that is quite simple:
I want to get "session_id" (of session table) outside of joomla, but only including joomla.php and dont want to initialise the whole shabang!
e.g.
Code:
include ("includes/joomla.php");
//...
$GLOBALS['mosConfig_live_site'] = $mosConfig_live_site;
//...
//now i can simply do
$biscuit_name = mosMainFrame::sessionCookieName();
//...to get the session_id
$session_id = mosMainFrame::sessionCookieValue($biscuit_name);
and there is no really a good reason not to do this, $GLOBALS lay around everywhere anyway, why not in these two functions (or somewhere else for that matter)?
many thanks
sonic
here is the example patch
Code:
--- includes/joomla.php 2007-12-12 00:00:08.000000000 +0100
+++ includes/joomla.php 2007-12-12 02:04:40.000000000 +0100
@@ -899,9 +899,7 @@
* Deperciated 1.1
*/
function sessionCookieName() {
- global $mainframe;
-
- return md5( 'site' . $mainframe->getCfg( 'live_site' ) );
+ return md5( 'site' . isset($GLOBALS['mosConfig_live_site']) ? $GLOBALS['mosConfig_live_site'] : '' ) );
}
/*
@@ -910,9 +908,8 @@
* Deperciated 1.1
*/
function sessionCookieValue( $id=null ) {
- global $mainframe;
-
- $type = $mainframe->getCfg( 'session_type' );
+ // get session type, 0 is the latest default
+ $type = isset($GLOBALS['mosConfig_session_type']) ? $GLOBALS['mosConfig_session_type'] : "default";
$browser = @$_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];
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