Frederick Cheung wrote:
>
> You're wrong. There is only one cookie. it contains a serialised ruby
> object (a hash to be quite precise)
>
> Fred
I think I figured it out. I did a remote_function in my layout
<% func = remote_function( :url => { :action => 'set_session_nil'} )
-%>
<body onunload = "<% func %>">
.......
and then in the controller I just set session[:user] = nil.
Sorry if I wasn't understand correctly Fred, but thanks for your help. I
learned a lot about sessions that I didn't know and hopefully will be
better prepared the next time I have to do something new and unusual
with them.
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