Rails 2.3 made a lot of changes in how requests are handled. Most (all?) of this has to do with its new support for Rack. Anyway, all of these changes left Rails 2.3 incompatible with the last version of the Limited Sessions plugin.
So, here’s a shiny new version of Limited Sessions to go with your shiny new version of Rails.
0 commentsI updated my limited_sessions plugin to improve support for Rails 2.1. It should maintain backwards compatibility.
The change surrounds Rails 2.1’s new partial updates support. Basically, it’s turned off for sessions so the session is kept current and doesn’t expire if the user is active.
3 commentsit’s time to announce my second plugin for ruby on rails, limited_sessions.
it’s been publicly available for several days, so i guess it’s time that i actually talk about it.
this came out of a need to manage sessions more intelligently than rails does by default. all of these is built as an extension to ActiveRecordStore, so sessions must be stored in the db. features:
as usual, details are on the project page.
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