I have a PHP application where I set $_SESSION[\'user\']=\"logged\" once a user is aut开发者_开发问答henticated. I call this loginpage.php.
With Rails 3, the default session storage mechanism is cookie_store. I assume that this means that the contents within the session hash are serialized, encoded and stored within a cookie in the browse
I am trying to incorporate facebook login in my ASP.NET web app and came across the following article which has a code sample for the same.
I want to use cookie-only sessions in pylons. I have found some documents for this problem, but unfortunately, they said a lot, but where and how to config it.
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I am new to PHP and would like to know how to setup and use Cookies to store user menu selections between pages.
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Just want to get input fro开发者_JS百科m people who know. I was considering CSRF vulnerabilities, and the seemingly the most popular method I know to fight against it. That method is to create a token
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