On Saturday, February 16, 2002, at 03:10 PM, Nigel Gilbert wrote:
> But very many commercial sites, including Apple and Amazon to name two,
> do exactly this. When you re-enter the site they 'remember' who you
> are using a cookie. In my case, I'm building a multi-player strategy
> game an
16, 2002 2:10 PM
To: Erik Price
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] Sessions that last for ever
But very many commercial sites, including Apple and Amazon to name two,
do exactly this. When you re-enter the site they 'remember' who you are
using a cookie. In my case, I'm bu
On Sunday 17 February 2002 04:10, Nigel Gilbert wrote:
> But very many commercial sites, including Apple and Amazon to name two,
> do exactly this. When you re-enter the site they 'remember' who you are
> using a cookie. In my case, I'm building a multi-player strategy game
> and while I want th
> But very many commercial sites, including Apple and Amazon to name two,
> do exactly this. When you re-enter the site they 'remember' who you are
> using a cookie. In my case, I'm building a multi-player strategy game
> and while I want the players to go through an initial briefing the first
>
But very many commercial sites, including Apple and Amazon to name two,
do exactly this. When you re-enter the site they 'remember' who you are
using a cookie. In my case, I'm building a multi-player strategy game
and while I want the players to go through an initial briefing the first
time
On Saturday, February 16, 2002, at 07:43 AM, Nigel Gilbert wrote:
> By default, a session (created with session_register) seems to last
> just as long as the user has their browser open. If a user quits the
> browser, the session is automatically destroyed.
>
> I want a session to last indef
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