CBL RememberMe 20060116

By using the library, you can continue using the good old $_SESSION variable, while adding the "remember me" funcitionality to your web application. Setup: In order to use CBL RememberMe, runtime configuration variable session.cookie_lifetime should be set in php.ini. Below example sets the lifetime to one week. The lifetime can alternatively be set at runtime by calling session_set_cookie_params. session.cookie_lifetime = 604800 # in php.ini, set expiration to 7 days Usage: Construct the RememberMe object with two parameters; name of the cookie to be used for handling state, and, a boolean flag indicating whether or not the "remember me" functionality should be turned on by default. To turn on / to turn off the "remember me" functionality, call setRemember function. When clearing session information (i.e. resetting the $_SESSION object), a special variable $_SESSION[__cbl_rememberme] should be preserved. For this purpose, you can use the clear function. /* construct the rememberme object */ $gRememberMe = new CBL_RememberMe(rememberme, true); /* dont remember me */ $gRememberMe->setRemember(false); /* remember me */ $gRememberMe->setRemember(true); /* clear session info (replacement for $_SESSION = array()) */ $gRememberMe->clear(); Whats New in This Release: - The remember function now refers to the $this->default_remember variable when a new user connects..

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Platforms:	Linux
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