I can logout with session_unregister - but w00t about the back button?
This is probably so trivial that it has been discussed before, if anyone
has some knowledge or link at hand mind passing it on? Thanks.
- Victor > www.argilent.com
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Is it possible to somehow do a session unregister of all session variables
except for (say) 2 variables. varA and varB
So if my session had :
varA, varB,varC, varD,varE (etc)
I want to unregister all but varA and varB.
Is there an 'elegant' way to do this without testing for all the variables
i
> I'm having difficulty trying to figure out how unregister a
> variable when
> register_globals is turned on. I've tried session_unregister
> but it doesn't
> seem to do anything.
Just unset the $HTTP_SESSION_VARS['var'] element.
Kirk
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I'm having difficulty trying to figure out how unregister a variable when
register_globals is turned on. I've tried session_unregister but it doesn't
seem to do anything.
thanks,
alastair
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Help me!
I'm working with sessions and having some difficulty. I have my
session_register(variable) at the top of page 1 and page 2.
I use the session_unregister(variable) at the bottom of page 2, everything
seems to work fine at this point. The problem is,
sometimes the user needs to visit pag
First of all, in sessions you have two different things. You have the
session itself, which is basically a "container" for variables. Then you
have the variables themselves, which is what is inside your container.
session_unregister removes the variable from the container (you have to say
which o
Hi people
What is the different between session_unregister and session_destroy? If i want to
delete session, which one should I used?
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