Sessions

Update: and should I discuss how sessions work?

Update 2: Sessions are made for situations like that, the sessions knows a specific browser that is running it, plus every child browser invoked by a Shift+Click. There is no need for a cookie for a session to know the browser, a new browser will log anonymous even if the other is still logged in, because it has a diffrent ID, and doesn't relate to the other session. So, the answer for the question is "Sessions", if the question was "How do sessions work?" then a more elaborate answer is in order. For now, this is all I give, downvote if you feel to.

He who asks will be a fool for five minutes, but he who doesn't ask will remain a fool for life.

Chady | http://chady.net/

In reply to Re: How does Perlmonks know who I am? by Chady
in thread How does Perlmonks know who I am? by Superlman

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