Hi,
how about setting a expiry time for the cookie. Like
45 min after logging in or whatever suits your needs.
You could use session_set_cookie_params() and set
the cookie lifetime to 0. That would at least prevent a login after
the browser window is closed.
Your site is nice by the way.
cheer
> Why destroying it "before" a user logs in? Isn't it
In case the user did not log out properly, his session would still be marked
as valid & logged in
> better to start the session "after" a successful login?
starting works fine, restarting is the problem
> And then destroying the session whe
Hi,
Why destroying it "before" a user logs in? Isn't it
better to start the session "after" a successful login?
And then destroying the session when the user logs out.
Or did I get it wrong. A few lines of code would help
to understand.
Johannes
"Jens Kisters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Ne
Hi there,
i'm having a little trouble with cleaning up sessions.
I have a login page that sets a certain session variable that is used to
determine wether a user is logged on.
When the user has cookies turned on the application recognizes the
running session an resumes it, that also happens on the
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