As I said, **rather** than relying on cookie expiration. This
*necessarily* means that you will need to set the cookie expiration
to sometime way in the future, like next year (or more dynamically,
use the date() and mktime() functions to always set the cookie
expiration to + 1 yr from
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client cookie expires hence no more session ...
On 07/09/2005, at 1:57 AM, Jordan Miller wrote:
Hi Dan,
Couldn't you store an expiration time directly in the $_SESSION
variable, rather than relying on cookie
hi there I have run into problems with sessions , cookies and expiryt
times with different time zones. Ie our server is in the States however
I am browsing from Koala land downunder. I have been trying to get the
session to expire in a day, however for ppl in the states this is ok,
but for me
Hi Dan,
Couldn't you store an expiration time directly in the $_SESSION
variable, rather than relying on cookie expiration (if I understand
your question correctly)? Each time a page is loaded, update the
expiration time in this variable to +24hr from the current time (all
times
client cookie expires hence no more session ...
On 07/09/2005, at 1:57 AM, Jordan Miller wrote:
Hi Dan,
Couldn't you store an expiration time directly in the $_SESSION
variable, rather than relying on cookie expiration (if I understand
your question correctly)? Each time a page is
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