Logout not destroying all sessions

[bugzy]

Here's my code for logout

 

//Find the SESSION

session_start();


//Unset all the session variables

$_SESSION = array();


//Destroy the session coookie


if(isset($_COOKIE[session_name()]))
{
setcookie(session_name(), '',time()-42000, '/');
}


//clearing the cookie for rememberme

if(isset($_COOKIE['member_id']))
{
setcookie('member_id', '', time()-42000, '/');
}



//Destroy the session

session_destroy();


me_redirect_to('index.php');

 

 

Everytime I logout it seemed like it's not destroying all sessions as I have always this one session left on my browser... any idea guys? 

 

[hakimserwa]

what session can you explain more?

[bugzy]

Just a question guys regarding this issue..

 

If I call session_start() does it mean I'm putting a session right away on the browser?

[hakimserwa]

i dont think so because it holds an empty session array.

[floridaflatlander]

Are all your sessions in the $_SESSION array so this works $_SESSION = array(); ?

 

What session is left?

 

[Christian F.]

You have to delete the session cookie as well, to ensure that there is no session data left on the client. In addition to that you'll want to use unset ($_SESSION) to remove all data from the current session, and then you can use session_destroy ().

All of this is explained in the PHP manual, by the way.