----- Original Message ----- From: "Josh Chamas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > What this means though is that data in $Session is not cleaned up when > $Session->Abandon is called, but this is a good thing because the > Session_OnEnd event has not been called yet, and it needs to have a > chance to work on the $Session data.
Oh, yeah. I see what you mean. I didn't stop to think about Session_OnEnd needing a chance to run. > So if you really want to get rid of the $Session data immediately, what > you are doing is fine, but an even easier way would be to just: > > %$Session = (); DOH...I should have thought of that. Thanks for the response, Josh. I have been re-writing much of what I had anyway. I find myself doing this alot whenever I take on a new project. It seems when I almost complete working on something new, an idea about a different way of doing it comes to me, and I realize I could have done it a much better or easier way. So, I start over implementing what I've learned. But it's fun, and I love learning. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
