hello, i was wondering what happens when a user times out exactly. I was
under the assumption that all the user$ vars for that user were wiped out
completely and so basicly they were a "fresh user" if they tried to access
things (<@arg>'s of course still part of forms and all).
The reason im asking is because we have a system where when a user times out
it redirects them back to the login screen, but we have had some issues with
users who have timed out then re-logged in and caused errors where a user
who just logged in for the first time does not have errors. We dont use any
domain scope variables so that isnt the problem. It would be a big stretch
to say it was caused by <@arg>'s since the login page doesnt rely on or use
any <@arg> arguments.
Anyone have any idea on this?
PS i dont have to put money in the jar since its actualy called "Tango
editor" right? (:
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