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As long as the class definition exists before the session_start() statement you can create/reuse an instance of a class in a session variable -

<?php
require 'your_class.php';
session_start();
if(!isset($_SESSION['some_object_name'])){
// create instance
$_SESSION['some_object_name'] = new your_class();
echo 'object created<br />';
} else {
echo 'object exists<br />';
}

$_SESSION['some_object_name']->class_function();
echo $_SESSION['some_object_name']->class_variable;
?>

 

Simple class used by the above demo code -

file your_class.php -

<?php
class your_class
{
public $class_variable = "class variable<br />";
public function class_function(){
	echo "class function<br />";
	}
}
?>

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