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@NogDogSep 04.2008 — #You could store a timestamp in the session data, and if it is more than X seconds old when a page is accessed, you could show such a message and have them log in again. Or you could just let PHP's session settings delete the session data when it gets past a certain age, and if a user accesses a page with a session cookie but has no session data, then show that message and have them log in again. (See the [url=http://www.php.net/manual/en/session.configuration.php]session runtime config options[/url] , in particular the session.gc_probability, session.gc_divisor and session.gc_maxlifetime settings.)
Your Session Has Ended!
Hey,
You often see a message that says “You are logged out because your session has ended”
How do you check (in PHP) that the session has ended?
Thanx
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@NogDogSep 04.2008 — #You could store a timestamp in the session data, and if it is more than X seconds old when a page is accessed, you could show such a message and have them log in again. Or you could just let PHP's session settings delete the session data when it gets past a certain age, and if a user accesses a page with a session cookie but has no session data, then show that message and have them log in again. (See the