hubo,Hello！ yes,maybe you are right.but after I clear my cache it will be the same.only if I clear my cookies and it will be my expectation.I just wanna know why different host will have difference about session even with the same configuration? I remember that ASP's Session will be destoried after closing IE.it works fine. Is there any reason from the server or the client? ======= 2004-01-07 00:27:42 ======= >Be sure that it is a problem about session. Sometimes the page shown is just >from the cache of your browser. > >"Meteorlet" <meteorlet@sjtu.edu.cn> schrieb im Newsbeitrag >20040106142520.906FB101D7D6@sjtu.edu.cn">news:20040106142520.906FB101D7D6@sjtu.edu.cn... >> >> Hi,everyone! >> I got a problem about SESSION.When we use Seesion to store information, >> we hope that the session will be destroied after you close browser IE >automatically. >> but sometimes it's not truth.In local test,everything is alright,but I >uploaded >> them into my ISP's host,the session wouldn't be destroied at once.who >encounter >> this problem? I found that the PHP configuration of my computer and remote >host is >> the same. the option session.cookie_lifetime always equal to 0. >> how to make the session timeout immedially after closing IE? >> >> for example, >> <input type="text" name="password" value="<? echo >$_SESSION['password'];?>"> >> after closing IE,open IE again. >> I will get <input type "text" name="password" value=""> in local test. >> but in my remote host I will always get since I first logined: >> <input type "text" name="password" value="*********"> >> >> Meteorlet >> meteorlet@sjtu.edu.cn >> 2004-01-06 >> > >-- >PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) >To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php > = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Meteorlet meteorlet@sjtu.edu.cn 2004-01-07
