I am able to create a session. A cookie is set in the browser. The variables I
registered are in the session. I can access it.
But I can't do anything that would modify or destroy the session.
Example: If I have a script:
<?php
session_start();
session_unset();
session_destroy() or die("Couldn't destroy");
?>
PHP gives me this error:
"Warning: Session object destruction failed in script.php on line (session_destroy
line #)"
and I get my "Couldn't destroy" message.
And, in fact, the session file remains in my c:\temp folder, and next time a script is
called and does session_start(), it gets all the original values of my session.
Similarly, in a different script, no matter what I do about changing my registered
variables, next time a script is called with session_start(), the original values are
still in the session. I cannot do anything about changing the contents of a session
at all.
(And the cookie is still set, but I know about how that works. But I want to destroy
the session on the server, which is what I thought session_destroy was supposed to do.)
Any ideas?
- Ken
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