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Shawn Harrison
harrison at tbc.net
Fri Feb 11 15:39:15 EST 2005
Chris Jackson wrote [02/11/05 12:30 PM]: > How would I do this? Do you have an example? Sorry, no example. You can write a JavaScript function that deletes cookies from the user's browser (or rather, sets the expy date for those cookies to some time in the past). Send the JavaScript function in the page that returns after the user clicks to logout, and in the <body> tag put <body onLoad="myCookieDeleter();"> or some such. Here are some links: http://wp.netscape.com/eng/mozilla/3.0/handbook/javascript/ http://google.com/search?q=javascript+delete+cookies > Note: I'm using mod_python.Session; I prefer server-side session > management instead of creating a javascript client cookie. You seem to misunderstand mod_python.Session. It sets a cookie in the client -- that's how it tracks session without making ugly URLs. Now that you mention it, I think you could do the same thing using mod_python.Cookie; no need to dive into JavaScript if you don't want to. Sorry, this is all off the top of my head. I think the name of the cookie set by m_p.Session is pysid (the session id). Just set the expy for that cookie to sometime in the past. > > Also, Javascript code to start a new window(maximized) and close the > previous window will do as well. Yah. -- ________________ harrison at tbc.net
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