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Zend Framework Session: Automatic Expiration
Zend Framework Session Step By Step Tutorial - Part 6: We can set limited time for a namespace. For this feature, we called namespace expiration. Example, we want to count number of page request by a person in one minute. After 1 minute, he will be counted as new person. So, the code like this:
We try at loginform. Open UserController.php within application/controllers. Update loginFormAction():
public function loginFormAction()
{
$ns = new Zend_Session_Namespace('HelloWorld');
if(!isset($ns->yourLoginRequest)){
$ns->yourLoginRequest = 1;
}else{
$ns->yourLoginRequest++;
}
$ns->setExpirationSeconds(60);
$request = $this->getRequest();
$this->view->assign('request', $ns->yourLoginRequest);
$this->view->assign('action', $request->getBaseURL()."/user/auth");
$this->view->assign('title', 'Login Form');
$this->view->assign('username', 'User Name');
$this->view->assign('password', 'Password');
}
You can set only at a particular key (e.g, yourLoginRequest):
$ns->setExpirationSeconds(60,'yourLoginRequest');
| Series this article: Zend Framework Session: Introduction Zend Framework Session: Using Namespace Zend Framework Session: Accessing Session Data Zend Framework Session: Seing All Values at Namespace Zend Framework Session: Locking and Unlocking Namespace Zend Framework Session: Automatic Expiration Tag: framework, zend, zend framework, session, namespace Category: PHP Framework Post : April 24th 2008 Read: 4,305 
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