In your case last access is 0 because you are just accessing it now :) You need your own 'start' variable if you want to track total session time, just set it to Timestamp now in #initialize and then add #minutesSinceStart that subtracts that from current time.
-Boris (via BlackBerry)
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Sent: Tue May 19 18:02:46 2009
Subject: [Seaside] lastAccess, secondsSinceLastAccess
Hi all,
I subclassed WASession to have my own session class, now I need to know for how long the current user has been logged in, so I found these two methods belonging to WAExpiringHandler, of which WASession is a subclass (hence, from which my session class also inherits):
- lastAccess
- secondsSinceLastAccess
But when calling
html text: self session lastAccess I get a couple of beautiful symbols (namely: ����). Tried to send every asSomething I found but couldn't get it to print a date or a time.
Then I tried calling
html text: (self session secondsSinceLastAccess) asEverything but the best output I got was a zero.
Could you please point to me the proper way to get this information from the current session? I googled for a long while, but
seaside session time and similar queries only pointed some interesting travel suggestions to me ;)
Thanks a lot in advance!
Bernat.
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