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session_id

Name

session_id — Gets or sets session ID.

Synopsis

string session_id([session]);
string session (optional): Session ID

Returns

Session ID; FALSE on error

Description

Gets or sets the session ID. If you're not using your own session handlers, it's a good idea to let PHP take care of it for you. You can also retrieve the session ID using the SID constant. This can be used to append the session ID to URLs, although this can be automated by compiling PHP with transparent session support. Transparent session support has a performance hit, however, so should be used with care.

Version

Existing since version 4.0

Example

Example 1159. Show session ID

session_start();
if (!$counter) {
    session_register("counter");
}
echo session_id();



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