Mikael Grön wrote:
Are you asking someone specifically, or is this a general question?
Here's an example of when sessions are useful:
You have a login area on your website on which users who have registered
can log in to access special content. Only, you want such a high
security on your websi
Yes, no, you're right. I don't do that on every page on the systems I've
built. And yes, I define('USER','The user namespace'); before I set it.
Mike
Stut skrev:
Out of curiosity, why do you create the user object on every page
request? Why not store the user object in the session?
Also, $GL
Are you asking someone specifically, or is this a general question?
Here's an example of when sessions are useful:
You have a login area on your website on which users who have registered
can log in to access special content. Only, you want such a high
security on your website so that people sh
You use a session to store values that are required over the course of a single
visit, and a cookie to store more persistent data that is used over multiple
visits.
Session: when you close the browser the session gets flushed. Which means the
browser will not recognize the user next time he/s
I get at least one a day since last week...
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Did anyone receive the same email? I did not ask to be
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