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Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2004 3:56 AM
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Subject: Re: [PHP] Authentification related to browser window
Thank you all for the answers.
As I thought, Skippy is right. It is the only solution for independent
windows, but still no idea about opening new tabs in same browser. It
Thank you all for the answers.
As I thought, Skippy is right. It is the only solution for independent
windows, but still no idea about opening new tabs in same browser. It
is at least a good starting point.
I'll search the docs and the web for this. Your help (useful links
maybe?) is welcome.
C
Quoting Cristi Barladeanu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> My problem is pretty simple. User enters the site, logins, and after
> that he hits ctrl+n or something, to open a new window from same
> browser. Can I make him to login again in the new window but to keep
> him logged in the old one?
> Now i'm usin
Quoting Cristi Barladeanu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Greetings
>
> My problem is pretty simple. User enters the site, logins, and after
> that he hits ctrl+n or something, to open a new window from same
PHP can not track the events at the client side.
I think it is not possible , But you may try
To answer the original question - no it's not possible. It would need
support in the browser.
Sorry, I thought you were talking about HTTP authentification.
With session you can pass session identifier in URL only, and disable
the use of cookies.
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Vail, Warren wrote:
I'm not sure which session parameter controls it, but my sites are setup so
that opening a new browser window will start a new session, and if your
pages require something in the session saying the user is logged on, he will
be forced to logon in the new session, since the varia
See from my point of view,
You made one file as first.php as alogin page and then in second.php check that
the user is authorised or not. and set the value as $_session['user']
And one more file as check.php in which you check that session is set or not.
like (isset($_SESSION['user]) if it not tr
I'm not sure which session parameter controls it, but my sites are setup so
that opening a new browser window will start a new session, and if your
pages require something in the session saying the user is logged on, he will
be forced to logon in the new session, since the variable will not be ther
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