Executing Code on session timeout

[Team 4 Profit]

Hi all,
is it possible to execute some code on the session timeout event?
i.e. clear all db information and other stuff when the php session is
destroyed through the gc_maxlifetime timeout.

Thanks in advance.

[Rik]

On Fri, 02 Mar 2007 20:12:32 +0100, Team 4 Profit <te*********@gmail.com>
wrote:

Hi all,
is it possible to execute some code on the session timeout event?
i.e. clear all db information and other stuff when the php session is
destroyed through the gc_maxlifetime timeout.

Create your own session_handler:
http://www.php.het/session_set_save_handler

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Rik Wasmus

[andrea]

Create your own session_handler:

http://www.php.het/session_set_save_handler

Thank you very much.
It is exactly wath I need.

There is also something like the ASP Application object in PHP?

Thanks

[Rik]

andrea <no****@nospam.comwrote:

>Create your own session_handler:
http://www.php.het/session_set_save_handler

Thank you very much.
It is exactly wath I need.

There is also something like the ASP Application object in PHP?

Not a built in one to my knowledge, never really needed one. I usually
parse some ini-files to constants from outside the root.
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[Willem Bogaerts]

There is also something like the ASP Application object in PHP?

Not until you write one. Most application or session-related
functionality is done with functions or superglobals. I usually write an
application class that features methods for retrieving page parameters
(with built-in register-globals-correction and the possibility to return
other types than strings), access to the backend object, and
application-wide stuff, like user feedback messages and application
settings.

Best regards
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