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Legacy code: set_flashdata() - RHF - 06-20-2016
The CodeIgniter User Guide for v.3.0.6 states that set_flashdata() is a legacy method kept only for backwards compatibility.
What is the suggested method when it is used with two parameters; i.e. set_flashdata($key, $value)?
Thanks
RE: Legacy code: set_flashdata() - ciadmin - 06-20-2016
A number of the Session library methods are flagged as "legacy", and the suggestion is to access $_SESSION directly.
That strikes me as odd, given the intent of flashdata, for instance, which does not have an equivalent in native PHP sessions.
I am not aware of plans to remove these methods.
RE: Legacy code: set_flashdata() - RHF - 06-21-2016
(06-20-2016, 03:36 PM)ciadmin Wrote: A number of the Session library methods are flagged as "legacy", and the suggestion is to access $_SESSION directly.
That strikes me as odd, given the intent of flashdata, for instance, which does not have an equivalent in native PHP sessions.
I am not aware of plans to remove these methods.
OK. I guess I will just continue to use set_flashdata().
Thanks.