CPT John W. Holmes <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
on Monday, July 21, 2003 1:32 PM said:
> Well, it can, and it does. I guess it's all in how you use it. If my
> session id is "abcd", then when I log out, your program should erase
> all of the data in the session and forget that it ever knew about a
> session called "abcd". That way, even if I log in with the same
> session (since the cookie wasn't deleted, probably, which is probably
> the cause of this whole problem), then I will be a new user and not
> related to the old user/session in any matter.
Ok that makes sense. Then in this case, what can you see that I'm doing
wrong that isn't deleting the cookie?
In my first post I showed that one of the versions of the logout page
that I used had this line in it.
setcookie("user_info","",(time()-3600),"/");
Shouldn't that take care of the cookie?
c.
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