Monil, First, from the perspective of the Web server, there is only one browser. Also, there is no way to know when a user closes a browser.
So, your problem just sounds like PHP is *maintaining* the session, which is exactly what it is supposed to do. :-) It is your job to maintain the data associated with a particular session, and there are functions to help you destroy data in a session, or you can simply reinitialize all of your session variables when the user first selects an option from the menu. Happy hacking. Chris Monil Chheda wrote: >The following is my problem. >1) User with valid username and password is given an >Administration Menu. >2) Various options are there. He selects a particular >option. >3) The selected option is opened in a new page. >4) He does his job on the new window. But midway ( say >after 2 pages ), after making a few chioices, he >closes the newly opened window,leading to some >variables being registered >5) Now , after some time , selects the same option. >6) Makes his selection. But , he gets the choices that >he had used previous time inspite of him closing the >window . > >How do I get rid of the problem ? I would like that >even if the user closes the browser midway and then >again checks the same , his new sessions should be >registered and not the old. > >Is there a way wherein we can destroy the sessions of >the new browser window as soon as the browser is >closed ? > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
