This page documents the DESTROY_SESSION configuration setting in FormMail.
Type Of Setting
DESTROY_SESSION is an OPTIONAL setting, which means...
OPTIONAL : you can change this setting if you need to, but the default value is fine for most circumstances.
Précis
Controls destruction of the PHP session.
Description
DESTROY_SESSION controls whether the PHP "session_destroy()" function is called.
If DESTROY_SESSION is set to true, FormMail destroys the PHP session (either the default or the one named by SESSION_NAME) when its processing is complete.
If DESTROY_SESSION is set to false, FormMail simply un-sets any session variables it has created when its processing is complete.
FormMail uses the PHP session for Advanced Error Handling and for Multi-page forms.
If your page redirects to another page using good_url, the session is left unchanged. This allows your page to access the PHP session.
DESTROY_SESSION was introduced in version 8.11. Prior to that version, FormMail always destroyed the PHP session (when its processing was complete).
Default Value
From version 9 onwards:
$DESTROY_SESSION = true;Before version 9:
define("DESTROY_SESSION",true);Examples
From version 9 onwards:
$DESTROY_SESSION = false;Before version 9:
define("DESTROY_SESSION",false);
