When several users visit the website, the Website user login information is stored in sessions. Will the Later users overwrite the previous sessions? Login successful $ _ SESSION [& #039; userinfo & #039;] $ username Login User name. This operation is also performed on the server after the second user successfully logs on... when several users visit the website, the Website user login information is stored in sessions. Will the Later users overwrite the previous sessions?
// Login successful
$ _ SESSION ['userinfo'] = $ username // username of the publisher
// After the second user successfully logs on to the server, will the information of the first user be overwritten ??
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When several users visit the website, the Website user login information is stored in sessions. Will the Later users overwrite the previous sessions?
// Login successful
$ _ SESSION ['userinfo'] = $ username // username of the publisher
// After the second user successfully logs on to the server, will the information of the first user be overwritten ??
Of course not!
Each user has its own session_id. The $ _ SESSION is accessed through this session_id, so it will not be confused.
Each visitor's Session is different and will not be overwritten. The web framework injects a special cookie into the client to identify each visitor. The cookie keys of different web frameworks are different.