2009/1/20 clive
> further to my last email,
>
> the bit of code that checks if the person is logged in looks something like
> this:
>
> if ( isset ( $_SESSION['loggedin'] ) ) {
> //check some other session variables
>
> } else {
>
> //log reason for logging the user out
> //redirect to
further to my last email,
the bit of code that checks if the person is logged in looks something
like this:
if ( isset ( $_SESSION['loggedin'] ) ) {
//check some other session variables
} else {
//log reason for logging the user out
//redirect to login page
}
The variable,
c...@l-i-e.com wrote:
Are you perhaps storing the session data in a DB?
No its using the file system
If the field type is, say, text, and you put something large in $_SESSION,
you'll have truncated data, the session manager can't unserialize it, and you
will have a silent failure when th
Are you perhaps storing the session data in a DB?
If the field type is, say, text, and you put something large in $_SESSION,
you'll have truncated data, the session manager can't unserialize it, and you
will have a silent failure when they try to do their next task -- They get
logged out and
Hi
we have an web based intranet system, users started reporting that they
kept getting logged out, and the log outs were happening randomly.
There is no coded any were that refers to sessions other than the
login/logout and header file.
Ive increased the session.cookie_lifetime to somethin
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