First, a bit of background info. I'm working on a multi-site project, 3 cities each with their own installation of a custom CMS type thing. The client doesn't want to pay out for more than one SSL certificate, and despite my suggestion won't even look into a wildcard SSL. My job is to create a unified payment gateway that sits on domain.com/paypment.php, the sites themselves sit on subdomains e.g cityx.domain.com.
Now, on the original payment page the code accesses an object created by the CMS called $_SESSION['member_obj'], and at some point in the code detects the user's account level using:
if ($_SESSION['member_obj']->data['account_level']==1)
So, this works all fine and dandy without any problems, but as soon as I use the same object on my script it breaks. I would like to point out that my code is sitting on the root domain, and the working code on a sub - I have made the $_SESSION variables available to all subdomains using:
ini_set('session.cookie_domain', '.domain.com');
Now, the odd part, the object exists but when I try to use the ->data['account_level'] method, it dies on me. I know the object exists becasue I can print_r the object and I get the following:
__PHP_Incomplete_Class Object
(
[__PHP_Incomplete_Class_Name] => Member
[table] => members
[data] => Array
(
[id] => 1689
[title] => mr
[firstname] => Testy
[surname] => McTesters
[age_range] => 18-24
[gender] => male
[email] => xxxxxx
[username] => xxxxxx
[password] => xxxxxx
[account_level] => 1
[joined] => 1326290317
[password_reset] =>
[password_reset_date] => 01/01/1970
[last_active] => 1326881531
[status] => active
[contact] => 0
[third_party] => 0
[notifications] => 0
[terms] => 1
[dummy] => 0
[override_account] => 0
[premium_request] => 1
[password_reset_date_original] => 1970-01-01
)
followed by a load of other stuff.
So, could anyone be kind enough to explain to me how an object can exist, but not be accessible?
