First of all, in sessions you have two different things. You have the
session itself, which is basically a "container" for variables. Then you
have the variables themselves, which is what is inside your container.
session_unregister removes the variable from the container (you have to say
which one you want removed). session_unset clears off the values of all the
variables inside the container.
session_destroy however destroys the container itself plus everything inside
of it.
So when killing a session, use session_destroy. I personally use
session_unset right before session_destroy to ensure all the variables go
either bye bye or become false.
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Hi people
What is the different between session_unregister and session_destroy? If i
want to delete session, which one should I used?
Jack
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