I have tried you code and cannot see any real problem?
This is what I see happening:
1 one.php creates a session and sets the value of $a to 'aaaaa'
2 click on 2 and you get to two.php with the value set to 'aaaaa'
3 click on OFF and you get to off.php where the value is unset
4 click back and you go back to two.php, and $a has no value
5 click back and you go to one.php which then
creates a new session and puts 'aaaaa' back into $a
phpinfo() shows that the browser is sending you a PHPSESSID
cookie, but as your variables are correctly unset, this
should never be a problem. When you call session_start() php
is automatically going to create a PHPSESSID cookie anyway,
so even if you
setcookie( 'PHPSESSID', '', time() );
all that happens is that you get a new one.
Is the real issue that when you go back to one.php your code
unconditionally recreates the value?
Regards
Jeff
PS madness is a state of mine.
-----Original Message-----
From: Miguel Loureiro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 23, 2001 9:28 AM
To: php-gen
Subject: [PHP] Sorry....sessions ... again...with code...
|Hello all,
I'm mad with me....sorry but see if can understand why I'm mad.
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