session_status — Returns the Current Session Status
The article explains PHP's session_status() function, which takes no arguments and returns an integer indicating whether sessions are disabled, enabled without an active session, or enabled with an active session, providing developers with a simple way to check session state.
The PHP function session_status() returns an integer indicating the current session state.
It takes no parameters.
Possible return values are: PHP_SESSION_DISABLED – sessions are disabled. PHP_SESSION_NONE – sessions are enabled but no session exists. PHP_SESSION_ACTIVE – sessions are enabled and a session is active.
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