Save us a lot of grief and just use PHP built-in sessions until you
can prove them to not meet your needs.
On Sat, February 24, 2007 7:48 pm, benifactor wrote:
> i would like your input on session vs cookies regarding login data
> like usernames/passwords ect...
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On Sat, 2007-02-24 at 20:05 -0800, benifactor wrote:
> as of right now, when the user logs in, i have a cookie storing username...
> then on all of the pages i need data i have it query the database and using
> the cookie data to retrieve user information.. is there a more secure way to
> do this?
as of right now, when the user logs in, i have a cookie storing username...
then on all of the pages i need data i have it query the database and using
the cookie data to retrieve user information.. is there a more secure way to
do this?
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i would like your input on session vs cookies regarding login data
like usernames/passwords ect...
usernames/passwords ? Session yes, cookies no.
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On Sat, 2007-02-24 at 17:48 -0800, benifactor wrote:
> i would like your input on session vs cookies regarding login data like
> usernames/passwords ect...
How are you differentiating sessions vs cookies? Sessions are often
implemented USING cookies. If you mean sessions using a session ID in
the
i would like your input on session vs cookies regarding login data like
usernames/passwords ect...
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