Ernest E Vogelsinger wrote:
Definetely yes.
After reading Justin's post I realized that.

What I usually do (I also have session cookies switched off) is to send the
user a session cookie when he logs in. This way I can use cookieless
sessions, but when it comes to sensitive areas I can be sure that
bookmarking or giving away the SID wouldn't automatically transfer the
login session...
I don't get what you mean here. Can you explain a bit more? Sounds like what I need but I don't understand. You say you have cookies switched off but send the user a cookie ... a contradiction.

I always recomment NOT using session.auto_start. It effectively disables
making objects session-persistent
I didn't know that but it doesn't matter as I don't do OO in PHP. Being also a Java programmer I can't wrap my brain around how PHP does pseudo-OO.

Jc


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