[liphp] session timeout problem

[Venkatagiriyappa, Veena]

 Hi Frank,
I am not using cookies. I want my webpage to be purely session driven and
not cookie driven. In that case, do you have a way out to expire the session
after some predefined interval? 
-Veena


-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Imburgio
To: liphp@liphp.org
Sent: 6/3/2003 3:06 PM
Subject: Re: [liphp] session timeout problem

When you use cookies for session handling, they have an expiration time 
in them.  We still use a session class created by PHPlib, which was 
later adopted by the PHP team and rolled into PHP 4.0. Look here for the

cookie_timeout value, I think it's what you're looking for:

http://us3.php.net/session

So basically, session expiration is built in, and you just need to use 
what's there -- I think.

Venkatagiriyappa, Veena wrote:

>Hi,
>I am not very familiar with php session handling.  I was wondering how
I
>could write some
>code that would end the session after a certain amount of time. Thus,
if the
>user leaves the window open by mistake, I don't have to worry about a
>foreign user making changes. I have a table in my postgresql database
for
>the session. 
>And how can I know if the page is active or inactive?(how to recognise
the
>page reload?). I really need this to work.
>I am hoping to get a fast reply on this
>Veena
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