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I use a class to manage member on my site (login, logout, register, ...). When a user login, I want to save a unique id to identify the user. But the token is never save in the session. When I use a cookie to remember user, the session works. The token is set in a class function and just after, I redirect the user with a header("Location: $HTTP_REFERER"); There is the script I use for login user: session_start(); ... $res = $user->login("$nickname","$passwd",$rem); if ($res) { header("Location: index.php?module=home&content=default"."&".session_name()."=".session_id()); exit; } The class function login: function login($username,$passwd,$remember=false) { ... if ($remember) setcookie("token_cook",$token,time()+(365*24*60*60)); session_register('token_sess'); $token_sess = $token_cook = $token; $this->errno = 0; return true; } I would like to know what is wrong in my script. Thanks. Fab