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4 //sessx.inc--FboPrime Session and Authentication Management Functions and Constants Not Needed by Day View
5 // Scheduler
6 //Copyright (C) 2006 David T. Ashley
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22 //Implement session and authentication functions.
23 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
24 //Copyright 2006 David T. Ashley
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703 //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
704 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
705 require_once("sess.inc");
706 //
707 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
708 //Stores the current resource field of the session. The current resource field is remembered
709 //as part of the session state in case the resource is ever ambiguous and we need a default.
710 //
711 function SESS_curresource_set($sid_in, $curresource_in)
712 {
713 global $GLOBAL_dbhandle;
714
715 //Form a query to reflect assigning the new current resource to the session record.
716 //
717 $query_string = "UPDATE sess SET curresource=\"" . (string)$curresource_in . "\" WHERE sid=\"" . $sid_in . "\"";
718
719 //Run the query. We don't much care whether it fails or succeeds (nothing to be done, anyway).
720 mysql_query($query_string, $GLOBAL_dbhandle);
721 }
722 //
723 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
724 //Stores the current user field of the session. The current user field is remembered
725 //as part of the session state in case the user is ever ambiguous and we need a default.
726 //
727 function SESS_curuser_set($sid_in, $curuser_in)
728 {
729 global $GLOBAL_dbhandle;
730
731 //Form a query to reflect assigning the new current user to the session record.
732 //
733 $query_string = "UPDATE sess SET curuser=\"" . (string)$curuser_in . "\" WHERE sid=\"" . $sid_in . "\"";
734
735 //Run the query. We don't much care whether it fails or succeeds (nothing to be done, anyway).
736 mysql_query($query_string, $GLOBAL_dbhandle);
737 }
738 //
739 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
740 //Stores the userlistactive field of the session. The userlistactive field is remembered
741 //as part of the session state so we know which of the two user lists to come back to.
742 //
743 function SESS_userlistactive_set($sid_in, $userlistactive_in)
744 {
745 global $GLOBAL_dbhandle;
746
747 //Form a query to reflect assigning the new userlistactive field to the session record.
748 //
749 $query_string = "UPDATE sess SET userlistactive=\"" . (string)$userlistactive_in . "\" WHERE sid=\"" . $sid_in . "\"";
750
751 //Run the query. We don't much care whether it fails or succeeds (nothing to be done, anyway).
752 mysql_query($query_string, $GLOBAL_dbhandle);
753 }
754 //
755 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
756 //End of $RCSfile: sessx.inc,v $.
757 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
758 ?>

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