> > You could create a session cookie - it wouldn't be php, really, but > wouldn't > that be valid, so that if they browse off the page, then they're > automatically logged out, by keeping a php session id in the cookie or > something, then setting the cookie to disappear when they leave the site, > and if the cookie is no longer present then they have to start a new > session. > > Yeah... Take it a step further and put the sessions into a database, and you'll have even more control. Not sure, but I think sessions is pretty much the only way to do it with any amount of reliability.
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