Date: 06/15/02
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How is it currently storing it?
Sessions are fine, depending on how the code is written, and the obviouse
downside to COOKIE based sessions is that they will break on non-cookie
browsers, so a smarter move is to use URL based sessions.
A more focused question will of course result in a more focused answer :)
Justin French
on 15/06/02 6:59 PM, Leif K-Brooks (eurleif <email protected>) wrote:
> I am planning to change how my site stores logins to using sessions.
> Are there any reasons not to do this? Reasons against it I should
> know? Thanks for your input.
>
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