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Posted by Gordon Burditt on 11/14/05 19:09
>I know that when you start a session in PHP, the "cookie" it creates is
>not the same as those that are stored in your browser's temp folder, and
>instead is kept in RAM.
This is the distinction between a cookie that vanishes when the browser
closes and one that stays around in the browser for a specified time.
>I am confused because in every session tutorial
>I have ever read, the author invariably mentions the 2 main ways of
>propagating sessions - through cookies and appended to the URL. The
>author also almost always talks about the method being dependent on the
>user's preferences, for example whether he/she accepts cookies. I am so
>confused because I have tried setting my browser to reject all cookies,
Did you also *clean out* existing cookies?
Gordon L. Burditt
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