I am following up on a submitted bug and was hoping someone else could confirm the behaviour I'm seeing.
I have added the following to program/steps/addressbook/search.inc to demonstrate the problem (note that first line below should be the existing line 34).
$_SESSION['search'][$search_request] = $CONTACTS->get_search_set(); $kfh = fopen("logs/filter", "a"); fwrite($kfh, "Filter at search.inc (in SESSION)\n "); fwrite($kfh, $_SESSION['search'][$search_request]); fwrite($kfh, "\n"); fwrite($kfh, "Filter at search.inc (in CONTACTS)\n "); fwrite($kfh, $CONTACTS->get_search_set()); fwrite($kfh, "\n"); fclose($kfh);
What I am seeing after the first search is that $_SESSION['search'][$search_request] does indeed equal $CONTACTS->get_search_set() (which is a full valid filter). However, for every subsequent search, $_SESSION['search'][$search_request] ends up being "(", even though $CONTACTS->get_search_set() does contain the full valid filter.
Basically, it seems that the assignment on line 34 works fine for the first search, but fails after that. It can be reset by logging out and in again.
Kyle _______________________________________________ List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/dev/
Things I've tried, and something that worked.
- tried specifying a literal string value, and once again
$_SESSION['search'][$search_request] would only contain the first character.
tried modifying through $GLOBALS, but it still only took first character.
added another variable $some_var and it took the full filter.
added $_SESSION['search']['some_var'], but it only took the first
character.
- added $_SESSION['some_var'], and it took the full filter.
This looks like a bug in PHP, but I did manage to get the desired result with the following:
// $_SESSION['search'][$search_request] = $CONTACTS->get_search_set(); $search_set[$search_request] = $CONTACTS->get_search_set(); $_SESSION['search'] = $search_set;
This of course would be a problem if $_SESSION['search'] contained anything else.
Kyle
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I am following up on a submitted bug and was hoping someone else could confirm the behaviour I'm seeing.
I have added the following to program/steps/addressbook/search.inc to demonstrate the problem (note that first line below should be the existing line 34).
$_SESSION['search'][$search_request] = $CONTACTS->get_search_set(); $kfh = fopen("logs/filter", "a"); fwrite($kfh, "Filter at search.inc (in SESSION)\n "); fwrite($kfh, $_SESSION['search'][$search_request]); fwrite($kfh, "\n"); fwrite($kfh, "Filter at search.inc (in CONTACTS)\n "); fwrite($kfh, $CONTACTS->get_search_set()); fwrite($kfh, "\n"); fclose($kfh);
What I am seeing after the first search is that $_SESSION['search'][$search_request] does indeed equal $CONTACTS->get_search_set() (which is a full valid filter). However, for every subsequent search, $_SESSION['search'][$search_request] ends up being "(", even though $CONTACTS->get_search_set() does contain the full valid filter.
Basically, it seems that the assignment on line 34 works fine for the first search, but fails after that. It can be reset by logging out and in again.
Kyle _______________________________________________ List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/dev/
List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/dev/
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Terminal Addict