Hi,
I am using a session variable to create an area where customers can access
certain pages via login/password. If they successfully login, I create a
session variable and initialize it with their logon username.
I also have a logout button which unregisters the session variables and
issues a
On Saturday 03 August 2002 10:19, Varsha Agarwal wrote:
> Hi,
> I am creating a session for user autentication. As I
> read from the help there are two ways for passing
> session IDs
> -Cookies
> -URL parameter.
>
> By default its passing it through cookies. I don't
> want to use any cookies in my
Hi,
I am creating a session for user autentication. As I
read from the help there are two ways for passing
session IDs
-Cookies
-URL parameter.
By default its passing it through cookies. I don't
want to use any cookies in my program. Can anyone tell
me how to go for the other way? i.e. through UR
There's a session deletion script based on the last time a session file
was written to. You can set the duration a session is allowed to stay on
the file system for. http://database.sf.net/ - Down the bottom.
On Tue, 14 Aug 2001, Chris Kay wrote:
>
> I have a mysql/php db/website that uses sess
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I have a mysql/php db/website that uses session, (i am new to sessions).
My question is that the session works and all but i notice that it writes
alot of sess_*** files in the /tmp directory.
Do i need to purge these weekly so it wont use tooo much room or are these
spose to delet
rs in the flash just
to pass the session id.. but i will if i have too..
thanks,
jay
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Hi Jay!
On Thu, 05 Jul 2001, Jay Paulson wrote:
> Hello everyone--
>
> I've got a general question about cookies and sessions. I was wondering if
> this is how php handles sessions because this is what I want. Is it
> possible to set up php so that the session id is the only thing that is set
Hello everyone--
I've got a general question about cookies and sessions. I was wondering if
this is how php handles sessions because this is what I want. Is it
possible to set up php so that the session id is the only thing that is set
in the cookie and then all the session data is either pushe
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