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Now i know: PHPSESSID Cookie isn't destroyed with Firefox browser when it's closed. Sessions are supposed to be destroyed when the browser application is closed. Users assume that if they close the browser, the next person to open it will not be able to view web applications they may have authenticated to. A sample php web page is included in 'Troubleshooting' section. To duplicate the problem publish the example code, load the page in FireFox. On first load, session is reported as not there. On reload, it's reported as intact. Then close the browser (choose 'Save & Close'). Open FireFox again. You will see the session has been maintained through a browser restart. This may be handy, but is rather dangerous, as many web applications assume that after the browser is closed, sessionID's are destroyed.

ditulis oleh : pedox @ kaskus.us Quote: Originally Posted by budakoyot ya elo penggunanya banyak gila ijin bertanya ane baru bikin buat search ampe index gimana caranya biar bisa di taro buat profilbox nih aplikasinya http://apps.facebook.com/get_bingo/ help ya... Gampang Bro !! nih kode nya di taroh di paling atas di index.php jga boleh PHP Code: <?php $kontenbox = "ini adalah contoh konten yang bakal di render di Profile box silahkan masukan konten manapun disini untuk di publikasikan di Profil box"; abis itu di bawahnya di kasih kode brikut PHP Code: $facebook->api_client->profile_setFBML(NULL, $user, 'profile', NULL, NULL, $kontenbox); ?> kira2x kalo di gabung jd begini PHP Code: <?php $kontenbox = "ini adalah contoh konten yang bakal di render di Profile box silahkan masukan konten manapun disini untuk di publikasikan di Profil box"; $facebook->api_client->profile_setFBML(NULL, ...

by: Michael Arrington In May Zynga and Facebook ended their months long fight and entered into a five year deal to use Facebook Credits as the primary monetization engine for Zynga games on the Facebook platform. Zynga began rolling out Facebook Credits on some of its games months ago. But now they’ve made Facebook Credits the primary payment solution on all of their games across the Facebook platform other than Poker and a few other smaller games. Users can wire transfer cash, or use Facebook Credits, but that’s it. Other third party payment providers have been removed. The migration has clearly had bumps – a slew of Zynga users are screaming murder in the forums over various payments failures. Which makes sense since Zynga is almost certainly accounting for the lion’s share of the Facebook Credits business. One thing to note – Don’t expect to see Facebook Credits being rolled out in Zynga’s games on other platforms like Yahoo. Zynga and Facebook have found détente for now...