On 8/10/05, David Staschover <davidsta-YnlBYnBh82ZWk0Htik3J/w@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> I think that fixed it!! Thanks!
>
> Is that something that should always be done after doing any updates to the
> session?
It shouldn't be needed, as long as the session object goes out of
scope by the end of your request. The session is not written to disk
until the DESTROY method of the CGI::Session object is called (which
happens automatically when the object is garbage collected).
Are you per chance using a persistent environment like mod_perl? If
so you need to be careful about global variables.
Cheers,
Cees
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