I've looked everywhere.

I'm currently running PhpEd 4 on XP, in SRV local web server mode.

The problem I have is that I set a few session variables. When I stop the debugger,
and then restart (from index.php), I want the $_SESSION to start fresh again (empty).

I can't use index.php to clear $_SESSION variables because index.php calls itself, and
I need to keep the variables for the duration of the debugging session.

Please advise, Thx,
Chris

Php keeps tracking sessions using either cookie or a dedicated session variable passed via GET.
In first case, just close [Output] window with browser and it will drop all non-persistent cookies.
In case of GET variables you have to either remove it or change its value to any bogus one.

Regarding sessions themselves, they are stored either in files (in most cases) or in database. In rare cases they are stored in shared memory. Check your session-related php settings. In case of files, the easiest way to drop all sessions is to remove these files

Thank you for your quick and clear response!

Closing the output tab didn't seem to have an effect, but looking at php.ini and finding and killing the session files worked perfectly.


Chris