EXCELLENT question. The short answer is: I don't know for sure. But I can make a few comments.
First off, the Form Tools Core namespaces all of its sessions here: $_SESSION["ft"]. So whenever you log in and use the script, all session info is stashed in there. The idea was that in theory, it would play nice with other script running on the server.
But when I integrated Form Tools to run within Wordpress I ran into problems with Form Tools Core functions that required sessions running from within Wordpress - which doesn't use sessions.
For other scripts that DO use sessions, the biggest concern I have would be whether or not FT clears those sessions on logging in and out. I suspect NOT, since I think it only clears the $_SESSION["ft"] contents, but I'm not 100% sure...
The other problem is of course, whether or not the CMS you pick will be nice to Form Tools.
If you have any luck with it (or if you have problems!) let me know. I haven't visited the Wordpress FT module for some time & I've always wanted to integrate Form Tools into other CMSs like Drupal & Joomla.
- Ben
First off, the Form Tools Core namespaces all of its sessions here: $_SESSION["ft"]. So whenever you log in and use the script, all session info is stashed in there. The idea was that in theory, it would play nice with other script running on the server.
But when I integrated Form Tools to run within Wordpress I ran into problems with Form Tools Core functions that required sessions running from within Wordpress - which doesn't use sessions.
For other scripts that DO use sessions, the biggest concern I have would be whether or not FT clears those sessions on logging in and out. I suspect NOT, since I think it only clears the $_SESSION["ft"] contents, but I'm not 100% sure...
The other problem is of course, whether or not the CMS you pick will be nice to Form Tools.
If you have any luck with it (or if you have problems!) let me know. I haven't visited the Wordpress FT module for some time & I've always wanted to integrate Form Tools into other CMSs like Drupal & Joomla.
- Ben