Difficulty: Super easy
This is just something very quick and basic. Here is a logout code. I added in comments.
[php]<?php
session_start();
//That continues on the started session
session_destroy();
//That destroyed the session
header(‘Refresh: 3; index.php’);
exit();
//That means that you will be redirected to the main page in 3 seconds
echo “Logged out. Redirecting in 3 seconds”;
//That should be straightforward
?>[/php]
I know this is very basic.
If you are storing any information in your settings (like username, password, ID#) it’s could to unset those as well! Adding on to your code here:
[php]session_start();
unset($_SESSION[‘username’]);
unset($_SESSION[‘email’]);
unset($_SESSION[‘password’]);
$_SESSION = array();
session_destroy();
header(‘Refresh: 3; index.php’);
exit();
echo “Logged out. Redirecting in 3 seconds”;
[/php]
Not sure, but, shouldn’t you echo the 3 second notice before you header it out?
Don’t think it will be seen without using it before exiting…
I think your right as the refresh will show the message but the exit command will stop the script going any further, is it won’t get to the echo at all.