Everything About PHP Sessions
- Development
- May 01, 2025

Everything About PHP Sessions, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 25 lectures, based on 35 reviews, and has 233 subscribers.
You will learn about Configure PHP sessions to make them persistent Inspect how session data is stored Implement persistent sessions Create a SQL database to store session data Implement the PHP SessionHandlerInterface Write session data Close and destroying sessions Create an auto-login system with persistent sessions Create persistent logins Checkout visitor credentials Authenticate users Log out users selectively This course is ideal for individuals who are If you want to know how to store session in data in a Mysql or MariaDB database or If you want to know how to log in returning users automatically or If you want to know how to define a class to open and close sessions or If you want to know how to read and write session variables to the database or If you want tot know how to destroy sessions and garbage collect out-of-date records It is particularly useful for If you want to know how to store session in data in a Mysql or MariaDB database or If you want to know how to log in returning users automatically or If you want to know how to define a class to open and close sessions or If you want to know how to read and write session variables to the database or If you want tot know how to destroy sessions and garbage collect out-of-date records.
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Summary
Title: Everything About PHP Sessions
Price: $39.99
Average Rating: 4.3
Number of Lectures: 25
Number of Published Lectures: 25
Number of Curriculum Items: 25
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 25
Original Price: £19.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
Who Should Attend
Target Audiences
PHP tireless sessions allow for communication between the server and client. This allows web applications to remember the identities of visitors as well as any variables or other data. This practical and challenging project-based course will help developers take the data that PHP normally stores in plain text files and write them into a more secure database, where the records can be read and destroyed as needed. I help you set up a SQL database, define classes to open and close sessions, read and write variables, destroy sessions, and manage out-of-date records. The lessons culminate in a short project that uses tokens to recognize returning users in an auto-login scenario.
In this course:
Sessions expire as soon as soon as the browser is closed, but the highlight of this course is an auto-login system that uses a randomly generated single use token that recognizes returning users and preserves their data between visits, even on different computers. I hope you’ll find this a useful and challenging project.
keeping the user’s data always up to date with persistent sessions is extremely convenient. But, and I can’t stress this strongly enough, persistent sessions are not 100 percent secure. When using sessions, you should always use a connection over secure sockets layer, or transport layer security whenever possible. I’m going to talk about why always re-authenticate user credentials before allowing allowing access to pages with sensitive content, such as changing user account details.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Security and Sessions
Lecture 1: Security and Sessions
Lecture 2: Session Configurations
Lecture 3: Changing Configurations
Lecture 4: Session Inspection
Lecture 5: Session Implementation
Chapter 3: Database for Sessions
Lecture 1: Database Setup
Lecture 2: Create Database Tables
Lecture 3: Connect to Database
Chapter 4: Storing Session Data in Database
Lecture 1: Session Handler Interface
Lecture 2: Open and Read Methods
Lecture 3: Write Method
Lecture 4: Close Method
Lecture 5: Destroy Session
Lecture 6: Using Session Handler
Chapter 5: Building an Autologin System
Lecture 1: How Auto Login System Works?
Lecture 2: Using Trait
Lecture 3: Persistent Session Handler
Lecture 4: Auto Login Class
Lecture 5: Auto Login Helpers
Lecture 6: Logging Out
Chapter 6: Testing
Lecture 1: User Registration
Lecture 2: PSR-4 Auto Loader
Lecture 3: User Auto Authentication
Lecture 4: Extra Files
Instructors

Eric Azimi
Software Engineer and Web Developer
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