On Mon, Aug 13, 2001 at 05:39:47PM +0200, Aniceto Lopez wrote:
> I guess Renze, I have to use session_start() in the file where
> I want to output data from the session
>
> All this questions about session are generated because I want
> to control the acces to some of the web pages in a site so only
> accesible to registered visitors.
>
> Ok name user and password are stored in a db (mysql), after
> password verification sesion is started, temporal storage of some
> values (PHPSESSID i.e.) and I guess in the begining of every
> restricted page this temporal info shoul be checked to make the
> page visible or not but if the visitor closes the browser the sesion is
> over, session_destroy is this necessary?
>
> thanks
>
> remind me to invite you to have a beer next time you come to barcelona
Yes, indeed, you do have to use session_start() on each page you
want to use the session-info. And no, you don't need
session_destroy() when the user closes the browser. The session is
ended automatically then. And btw, how would you detect whether or
not someone has closed his browser?
Hope this was an answer to your question...
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