Re: Assist with session persistance
| From: | Matt Matijevich | Date: | Tue, 23 Dec 2003 17:10:20 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Assist with session persistance | ||
| Groups: | php.general | ||
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ex: display.php
session_start();
$agencyID=$_SESSION['agencyID'];
$agencyName=$_SESSION['agencyName'];
But after awhile, the session seems to fail and I end up back at the
index page because the $agencyID gets voided. Is there a timeout on
sessions other than closing the browser? If so, is there a way to set
timeout if one doesn't have server admin access? Should I be doing
something like:
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There is a session timeout. http://ch.php.net/session take a
look at
the variable session.gc_maxlifetime . I am not sure how to change this
if you dont have admin access.
You could store the session info in a db and right your own clean up
routines.
I think you can skip this:
$agencyID=9;
$agencyName="fremont";
and just do this:
$_SESSION['agencyID'] = 9;
$_SESSION['agencyName'] = "fremont";
then just use the $_SESSION vars in your scripts.