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In this tutorial u will learn all about Php Sessions. Before you start reading you must have a basic understanding of PHP, if you like this tutorial So please go gental on the comments.

Stop using PHPs vulnerable sessions and create a secure database driven one.

Use Twitter for logins! Perfect for Twitter Apps and an unofficial OpenID.

In this tutorial, I will be teaching you how to create a member login using a MySQL database, PHP, and a small bit of sessions.

A cookie is a flat file that stores tiny bits of information. It is stored on the client’s machine and is passed to the client when they visit your site. Each cookie can store anything from usernames to number of visits to a site. This tutorial will teach you how to create, retrieve, display, and delete cookies using php.

So what we are trying to do is stop people from seeing pages unless they are logged in. We also don"™t want any people going directly to the url to see the page either.

So you are using cookies on your website, but when a visitor visits www.yourdomain.com and yourdomain.com the cookie doesn’t get set across both! That is because in essence, www. is simply a subdomain. The “www” component is not a protocol, it is not necessary, instead all it is, is just a marketing ploy.

Are you at the stage where your website needs to pass information from one page to another? If so then you might want to learn about PHP Sessions.

This tutorial will help you understand:
What is a session.
How use session in a PHP script.
A session test with 3 scripts.
How session ID can be managed without cookies.
Where is session data stored.

A tutorial on the basics of sessions in PHP.

Code snippet for creating a unique randome ID for cookie management.

According to the cookie specification, any cookie set for one domain, must not be sent to any other domain. Therefore, if you set a cookie in your user's browser on one domain, that cookie will not be available on any other domain. This tutorial describes a solution to get around this issue.

Learn how to log users out of a system after x amount of minutes of inactivity. This is a great security add-on!

Cookies are text files stored on the client computer and they are kept of use tracking purpose. Learn how to use cookies with PHP

Sessions can store user information, heres how to use them

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