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- a) $_GET
- b) session_start()
- c) setcookie()
- a) $_SESSION
- a) session_destroy()
- d) isset($_COOKIE['cookie_name'])
- a) $_COOKIE['cookie_name']
- a) unset($_SESSION['variable_name'])
- b) By specifying the expiration time in the
setcookie()
function - a) isset($_SESSION['variable_name'])
- c) filter_input()
- a) count($_SESSION['array_variable'])
- b) header('Location: new_page.php')
- b) session_id()
- b) htmlspecialchars()
- a) $_GET['parameter_name']
- c) $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']
- a) $_SESSION['array_variable'] = array(...)
- a) By using the
preventDefault()
function in JavaScript and validating the form on the server-side using PHP - a) isset($_COOKIE['cookie_name'])
- a) By echoing a success message in the PHP script that processes the form
- a) setcookie('cookie_name', '', time() - 3600);
- c) if (empty($_POST['field_name']))
- a) $_SESSION['variable_name']
- b) By using the
htmlspecialchars()
function to encode special characters in the input - a) if (session_status() === PHP_SESSION_ACTIVE)
- a) By setting the
session_lifetime
configuration directive in the php.ini file - a) $_POST['input_field_name']
- a) $_SESSION['variable_name'] = value;
- a) echo session_id();
- a) By disabling the submit button after the form is submitted
- a) $_COOKIE['cookie_name']
- a) setcookie('cookie_name', 'value', time() + 3600);
- a) isset($_SESSION['variable_name'])
- a) By using prepared statements and parameterized queries when interacting with a database
- a) session_unset()
- a) By serializing the array and storing it in a single cookie value
- a) $_POST['input_field_name']
- a) $_SESSION['variable_name']
- a) By setting each cookie to an empty value using the
setcookie()
function - a) $_SESSION['variable_name'] = value;
- a) isset($_COOKIE['cookie_name'])
- a) $_GET['variable_name']
- a) setcookie('cookie_name', '', time() - 3600);
- a) if ($_POST['field_name'] === '')
- a) session_id()
- a) setcookie('cookie_name', 'value', time() + 3600, '/', '', false, true);
- a) $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']
- a) By storing the preferences in a JSON-encoded string and setting it as a cookie value
- a) count($_SESSION['array_variable'])
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