The Session object provides methods and properties for the current user session. It is global, which means you can access this object from any script. It is instantiated as "session".
session._id
Description
session._id
(String) - The current user session's ID.
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session.cookie
Description
session.cookie
(Object) - Cookie representing the current user session's ID.
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session.data
Description
session.data
(Object) - Used to store session specific data during runtime.
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session.httpReferer
Description
session.httpReferer
(String) - The HTTP Referer for the current session.
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session.lastModified
Description
session.lastModified
(Date) - The time this user session was created, or a login/logout was performed on it.
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session.shoppingCart
Description
session.shoppingCart
(Object) - The data object used for storing shopping cart data.
Notes
Only available in Axiom Stack Enterprise.
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session.user
Description
session.user
(AxiomObject) - The currently authenticated User Axiom Object.
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session.clearShoppingCart()
Description
session.clearShoppingCart()
Clears the current session user's shopping cart.
Notes
Only available in Axiom Stack Enterprise.
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session.getCookie()
Description
session.getCookie()
Returns the cookie representing the current user session's ID.
Returns
(String) - The cookie representing the current user session's ID.
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session.getData()
Description
session.getData()
Returns the data Object used by session.data.
Returns
(Object) - Used to store session specific data during runtime.
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session.getHttpReferer()
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session.getHttpReferer()
Returns the HTTP Referer for the current session.
Returns
(String) - The HTTP Referer for the current session.
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session.getLastActive()
Description
session.getLastActive()
Returns the time of the last activity for this user session.
Returns
(Date) - Time of the last activity for this user session.
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session.getLastModified()
Description
session.getLastModified()
Returns the time this user session was created, or a login/logout was performed on it.
Returns
(Date) - The time this user session was created, or a login/logout was performed on it.
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session.getOnSince()
Description
session.onSince()
The time this user session was created.
Returns
(Date) - Returns the time this user session was created.
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session.getShoppingCart()
Description
session.getShoppingCart()
Returns the data object used for storing shopping cart data.
Returns
(Object) - The data object used for storing shopping cart data.
Notes
Only available in Axiom Stack Enterprise.
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session.getUser()
Description
session.getUser()
Returns the currently authenticated User Axiom Object.
Returns
(Axiom Object) - the currently authenticated User Axiom Object.
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session.get_id()
Description
session.get_id()
Returns the current user Session's ID.
Returns
(String) - The current user Session's ID.
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session.lastActive()
Description
session.lastActive()
Returns the time of the last activity for this user session.
Returns
(Date) - Time of the last activity for this user session.
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session.login()
Description
session.login(user)
Authenticates a user session, granting permissions based on the user Axiom Object passed in.
Parameters
- user (Axiom Object) - The user Axiom Object to authenticate.
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session.logout()
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session.logout()
Logs a user out of the system, removing all permissions the previously authenticated user Axiom Object had.
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session.onSince()
Description
session.onSince()
The time this user session was created.
Returns
(Date) - Returns the time this user session was created.
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session.reset()
Description
session.reset()
Resets the current session, removing any data associated to it.
session.setHttpReferer()
Description
session.setHttpReferer(referer)
Sets the HTTP Referer. This is done automatically in the case of an unauthorized request.
Parameters
- referer (String) - The HTTP Referer to set.
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session.touch()
Description
session.touch()
Renews the current session, avoiding a session timeout. Can be used to artificially keep a session alive.