// Keep users logged in for a month... TODO: This doesn't work??
$SESSION_LIFETIME = 60 * 60 * 24 * 30;
session_set_cookie_params($SESSION_LIFETIME);
ini_set('session.gc_maxlifetime', $SESSION_LIFETIME);
// Start session... we'll need it
session_start();
require_once "common.php";
// Open a persistent connection to the database
$DB = new DB();
// If the user is logged in, update last activity.
// They could be a leader or a regular member.
$MEMBER = Member::Current();
$LEADER = null;
$WARD = null;
if ($MEMBER) {
$MEMBER->UpdateLastActivity();
} else {
$LEADER = StakeLeader::Current();
if ($LEADER) {
$LEADER->UpdateLastActivity();
}
}
if ($MEMBER) {
$WARD = Ward::Load($MEMBER->WardID);
} else {
if ($LEADER) {
$WARD = Ward::Load($_SESSION['wardID']);
}
}
$USER = $MEMBER ? $MEMBER : $LEADER;
define('IS_MOBILE', isMobile());
function errorHandler($level, $errorMsg, $file, $line)
{
// Don't handle it if the error was suppressed (maybe with @) (or error reporting is off)
if (!error_reporting()) {
return true;
}
$errorType;
if ($level == E_USER_ERROR) {
$errorType = "Error";
} else {
if ($level == E_USER_WARNING) {
$errorType = "Warning";
} else {
if ($level == E_USER_NOTICE) {
$errorType = "Notice";
} else {
$errorType = "Unknown";
}
}
}
$alertSubject = $errorType . ": " . $errorMsg;
$alertBody = "FILE: {$file}\r\nLINE: {$line}\r\nPROBLEM: {$errorType}: {$errorMsg}\r\n";
// See if there's a logged-in user
$user = Member::Current();
if (!$user) {
$user = StakeLeader::Current();
}
if ($user) {
$alertBody .= "Currently logged-in user:\r\n" . print_r($user, true);
}
$alertBody .= "\r\n\r\n--\r\nAutomatically generated by the PHP error handling subsystem for debugging purposes.";
$mail = new Mailer();
$mail->FromAndReplyTo(ERR_HANDLE_FROM_NAME, EMAIL_BLACKHOLE);
$mail->Subject($alertSubject);
$mail->Body($alertBody);
$mail->To(WEBMASTER_NAME, WEBMASTER_EMAIL);
$mail->Send();
// Write this to the server's internal log file...
error_log("{$errorType}: {$errorMsg} in {$file} on line {$line}\n", LOG_TYPE, LOG_FILE);
// Don't execute PHP's internal error handler
return true;
}