This storage adapter utilizes
Zend_Session_Namespace
for persisting discovered device
capabilities for a given user session.
This particular storage adapter is used by default with
Zend_Http_UserAgent
. As such, you will benefit from it from the
outset without any real configuration necessary.
You can alter the behavior slightly, however, by altering the namespace used, and the
key (or member) in which data is written. You may do so by
specifying the browser_type
(mapped to namespace) and
member
options in your configuration.
resources.useragent.storage.adapter = "Session" resources.useragent.storage.options.browser_type = "all" resources.useragent.storage.options.member = "data"
Typically, you will not pass the browser_type
option, and instead let
this be populated by the value discovered by the UserAgent
class.
Session Storage Options
- browser_type
-
Provide this in order to hardcode the session namespace in which you wish to store the User-Agent data. By default, the currently discovered browser type will be used, or, if not provided, the value "Zend_Http_UserAgent".
- member
-
This is the specific variable member within the session namespace in which the data will be stored. By default, the value "storage" will be used.
-
__construct( $options = null );
-
Accepts an array or object containing options. See the configuration options section for details on the
$options
variable. -
isEmpty();
-
Used to determine whether or not the storage has been populated yet.
-
read();
-
Retrieve previously stored data from the storage adapter.
-
write( $contents );
-
Write data to the storage adapter for later retrieval.
$contents
should be a string containing the serializedUserAgent
object. -
clear();
-
Clear the storage of any data.