Matt M. wrote:
- Wich is the default timeout for a session? And, is some way to know
the expiration time for a session?
Take a look at the ini variables.
http://us2.php.net/session
session.gc_maxlifetime
Thanks Matt. for your quick and clear answer.
I've readed about it, and seen the default is 24
I beleive there is some session timeout setting in php.ini .. search
for session or expire or timeout in that file.
Jason
On Wed, 28 Jul 2004 20:18:21 +0200, Jordi Canals <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm dealing with sessions in a project. Here people are editing some
> documents o
> I've been looking for about changing somewhere the session exiration
> time, but only found about the session cookie expiration.
> - Wich is the default timeout for a session? And, is some way to know
> the expiration time for a session?
Take a look at the ini variables.
http://us2.php.net/ses
Hey Lowell.
H, no, not a particularly elegeant solution, but it must work for you.
I'm experimenting with >> ini_set('session.gc_maxlifetime', 4320);
Don't know if this will extend the session timeout; i.e. garbage collection
routine, I'm still testing it.
A total drag that our host lim
Hello
Have you considered breaking down your form into several smaller ones on
seperate pages like a wizard? In each step you can save the entered data
preventing it from being lost. In the end show the whole form with all
data for verification by the user.
Regards
Stefan Langer
Matt Matijevich wrote:
Is there a way to extend the php session timeout for particular pages?
Alternatively, is there a way, other than using cookies, to store user
data
from page-to-page?
I think you can use ini_set() to change session.gc_maxlifetime, that
will change your session timeout.
You c
** Low Priority **
Is there a way to extend the php session timeout for particular pages?
Alternatively, is there a way, other than using cookies, to store user
data
from page-to-page?
I think you can use ini_set() to change session.gc_maxlifetime, that
will change your session timeout.
You co
> Our hosting company sets session vars to expire every 15 minutes.
>
> I've setup an Admin Center for users to enter various types of information,
> some of which, for example entering a basketball team roster, can take
> slower users upwards of 25 minutes or more.
>
> The result? Admin user sp
Is there a way to extend the php session timeout for particular pages?
Alternatively, is there a way, other than using cookies, to store user
data
from page-to-page?
I think you can use ini_set() to change session.gc_maxlifetime, that
will change your session timeout.
You could pass data around
> >> I'm using sessions for authentication in a content management
system
> and
> >> experiencing rare but occasional problems with the session
apparently
> >> expiring unexpectedly. I've checked the manual and I've reviewed
the
> > session
> >> configuration on the commericial host I'm using. I do
> From: "1LT John W. Holmes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>> I'm using sessions for authentication in a content management system and
>> experiencing rare but occasional problems with the session apparently
>> expiring unexpectedly. I've checked the manual and I've reviewed the
> session
>> configuration
> I'm using sessions for authentication in a content management system and
> experiencing rare but occasional problems with the session apparently
> expiring unexpectedly. I've checked the manual and I've reviewed the
session
> configuration on the commericial host I'm using. I don't see anything
w
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Subject: Re: [PHP] Session Expiration?
> First are you sure the data was not deleted? If the cookie is still set
> in your browser a new session file will be created with the same session
> i
First are you sure the data was not deleted? If the cookie is still set
in your browser a new session file will be created with the same session
id.
I believe you adjust the session gc and the session max lifetime,
additionally if you are concerned about someone bookmarking a sessionid
or storing
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