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I was used to naming my session variables the “normal” way, kinda like when I want to keep track of user details, I name them:
$_SESSION['username']$_SESSION['email'] $_SESSION['id']I am worried that they may be in conflict with other session data when I am browsing sites in the same browser, or will there not be any conflict at all(once I tried to simultaneously run two of my projects with the same session variables, residing in the same server, and obviously, things got real messy).
All of the session data is stored on the server. All the browser has is a cookie that references the session on the server. There can’t be naming conflicts for this reason, and also because Cookies naming scope is domain based.