> The problem with this, client variables can be set to be purged from
> the database after a set period, so unless you have your own server,
> you're at the mercy of the host.
Am I right in saying that using the database as the Client Storage method,
if the user doesn't have Cookies enabled it will still work? (i.e. pull
client's token from database, and client. variables). Or am I way off the
mark?
>I believe the default is 10 days. I
> have my server set to expunge after one day because that's all I need
> for any app on my server. Now if someone requested I keep them
> longer
But why would you need to allow them to keep them longer? If you set a
reasonably satisfactory limit (7 days seems fine to me), then the database
doesn't clog up, and 7 days is long enough.
> I use cookies. Then they can click a checkbox if they want their
> password to be stored. Then you check like this (just an example from
> one of my apps):
Could the same not be done with Database Client Storage means? To me it
seems the best way - I don't have any figures on Cookie usage at hand
(anyone?) but some people are scared of the cookie monster, even nowadays.
Will
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