Sessions are stored on the server, so u can set the ur session time by
using ini_set function of the php if the server setting allows u to do
so.
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Question about Sessions!
28870 by: Matthew Gonzales
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From: Matthew Gonzales <matt323@xxxxxxx>
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Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2008 12:49:20 -0400
Subject: Question about Sessions!
>From my understanding of session, the session will be destroyed if the
browser is closed or the user initiates a command to destroy it. (a
button "log out"). Is there a way to set a time variable on sessions.
Say to 20 minutes of idle time or must a user log out?
Matt G
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