Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Hi,
Maybe I didn't understand well the question, but if the user wants to
create a session that works only in a certain window, but doesn't work
in the other windows, a simple cookie can be used if its expiry date
is set to 0.
This way the cookie won't be saved, but it will be memorised by the
current window of the browser, and if the browser window is closed,
the session ID is lost, and the user must log in again for creating
another session.
Same thing if he wants to use another window.
Isn't this what is needed?
Octavian
No, setting it to 0 just ensures that when the *browser* is closed the
cookie is removed. A cookie set in one window is available to all
windows of that browser and all windows/tabs have the same cookie (and
hence the same session).
Regards
Ian C. Docherty (IcyDee)
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