A-Z Hosting Posted October 20, 2010 Share Posted October 20, 2010 One of the wonderful things about building stores with PHP is having the ability to work with bridges and writing custom pieces. However, with PrestaShop using cookies instead of sessions it puts a damper on using that common session information to work outside of itself.Here's the start of a little hack that I'm using to solve this issue. It wouldn't add much to the prestashop footprint if the developers decided to add it in. Consider this my plea to the wishlist.config/settings.inc.php after: define('_PS_VERSION_', '1.3.2.3'); added: session_start(); define('_SESSION_', session_id()); [/code]classes/Cookie.php after: /** @var array 8 chars Blowfish initilization vector */ private $_iv; added: private $_sess; and after: $this->_key = _COOKIE_KEY_; $this->_iv = _COOKIE_IV_; added: $this->_sess = _SESSION_; As you can guess yes this adds the sessionid to the $cookie information passed around server side. One needs only throw a config and init into their own php pages or scripts and pull the presta cookie info in to work with.require_once(dirname(__FILE__).'/config/config.inc.php'); //or whatever path you requirerequire_once(dirname(__FILE__).'/init.php'); //or whatever path you require$cookie = new Cookie('ps'); This is just the beginning of this hack. I would see it growing into an additional column that stores the sessionid along with id_guest and even post login but I haven't gotten there yet. Would open the doors to better development around the store. Open to suggestions, complaints and outright flaming. ;-) 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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