* Thus wrote John W. Holmes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> John Welty wrote:
>
> >I'm only accessing the result of the user logging in through
> >$GLOBALS["PHP_AUTH_USER"]
> >
> >I've tried unsetting that but it doesn't change anything. The only thing
> >that logs a user out is them closing their browser
John Welty wrote:
I'm only accessing the result of the user logging in through
$GLOBALS["PHP_AUTH_USER"]
I've tried unsetting that but it doesn't change anything. The only thing
that logs a user out is them closing their browser and reopening it. I'd
like a user to be able to switch usernames by c
I'm only accessing the result of the user logging in through
$GLOBALS["PHP_AUTH_USER"]
I've tried unsetting that but it doesn't change anything. The only thing
that logs a user out is them closing their browser and reopening it. I'd
like a user to be able to switch usernames by clicking a link tha
[snip]
How can I provide a link which will log the current user out so that
they
will be prompted again to login. I'm using frontpage authentication on
an
apache server. I'm using PHP4 to build the pages.
[/snip]
Are you taking the frontpage variables into PHP? If so you can unset()
those variable
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