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Cookies and Sessions scripts |
 How to use Cookies wih PHP
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Cookies are pieces of text that are sent to a user's web browser. Cookies can help you create shopping carts, user communities, and personalized sites. It's not recommended that you store sensitive data in a cookie, but you can store a unique identif
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Welcome to Cookies
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Cookies are just a basic aspect of PHP, but can be used in so many things. From logging in and out a user on your website to keeping the name of the skin they use on your website. Below I will explain how to set (add) a cookie, delete one and then di
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What is PHP Sessions?
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Session concept is very useful for Web based applications to pass and share information from one Web page (request) to another Web page (request). Session support in PHP consists of a way to preserve certain data across subsequent accesses. This enab
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Detailed PHP sessions tutorial
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In this tutorial I will show you how to work with sessions in PHP. You will learn how to transfer information over multiple pages.
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Session Saver
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This package can be used to save and restore objects in session variables.
It can register a list of one or more classes objects that are intended to be saved. The classes must implement the SessionObject interface.
The class can call all the reg
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Setting & Retrieving Cookies
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This script can display a form or the data stored inside cookies depending on whether cookies has been set or not.
The online form is used to send data and store them inside cookies.
The script contains an online example.
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Using Cookies in PHP
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A cookie is a message given to a Web browser by a Web server. The browser stores the message in a small text file that the server embeds on the user's computer. Each time the same computer requests a page with a browser, the cookie is sent back to th
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PHP Sessions
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A session is the time that a user spends at your Web site. Users may view many Web pages between the time they enter your site and leave it. Often you want information to be available for a complete session. Beginning with version 4.0, PHP provides a
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PHP Cookie example and function-helper
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PHP has a function setcookie since version 3.0, but this function is too low-level for simple usage.
Function ae_put_cookie provided, sets cookie for current domain without specifying long arguments lists. Just three arguments: 'name', 'value', sessi
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