Re: WO and Search Engines

Yes I was just thinking a bit more about it.  Like I said, I have  
changed some of the site to use direct actions already.  However I  
have been using session() to basically generate a session right away  
if there is not one already.  This is because the conversion to use  
direct actions had (at the time) more to do with bookmarking than the  
problem I am experiencing now.  Thanks for the tips, I have some  
thoughts now on how to proceed, although I think it is going to be a  
big job to change things.

Regards,
David.

On 15 Mar 2006, at 16:33, Paul Lynch wrote:

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> On 15 Mar 2006, at 15:26, David Griffith wrote:
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>> If I was to use direct actions only and create a session when it's  
>> required, what is the best way to access the session once it has  
>> been created?  Would you create a reference to it in the  
>> Application class or something?  What I mean is, how would the  
>> next 'sessionless' direct action page use the session if it  
>> required it?  The point of using Direct Actions presumably being  
>> that it would not have any reference to any session as such.
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> Use session().  WO will pass the session object around if you need  
> it, including through direct actions.  In fact, getting rid of a  
> session when you don't want it is the hard part :-).
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> The concept to follow is that direct actions are not inherently  
> sessionless; they just don't require a session to function.
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> Paul
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