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Because it is just plain confusing. &nbsp;Why would you want to do that? &nbsp;Every time you go to a site, you get a different 'session_id' so you would have a bunch of cookies with 'session_id's for names.
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great answer.. thank you expert.. <br />
really helped
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Hello Experts, <br />
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is it save for the cookie name to be the same as the session ID?<br />
if not, why not?<br />
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thanks,
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Hello Experts, 

is it save for the cookie name to be the same as the session ID?
if not, why not?

thanks,

php: Cookies: is it save for the cookie name to be the same as the session ID?

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