I have a study logout.php file which works fantastically, the issue I am faced with however is putting the script into a new 'intranet style' administrative site which uses 4 frames within a frameset (header, left, center, right).
There are two requirements I need to meet which I am having a very difficult time finding a solution to (yes I know frames suck for today's consumer sites but to reiterate, this is for an internal system administration panel with widgets everywhere).
When a user clicks the 'logout' button in the top frame, the ENTIRE page is directed to logout.php which then redirects to a single page "home.php". As of now, hitting logout only takes that particular frame to my desired destination.
When a user logs in, a SESSION variables is created and set to true; if pages are visited without SESSION[validated]= true, the user is logged out. Similarly to above, IF this happens, I need the ENTIRE frameset directed to logout.php.
I am trying to achieve this without javascript (as this can obviously simply be disabled and JS is not a true measure for security).
Anybody ever dealt with this issue in the past?