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To save a session without a password in Laravel, you can use the session
helper function to store values in the session. By default, Laravel uses a secure encrypted cookie to store the session data, so there is no need to provide a password to save a session.
Here's an example of how you can save a session without a password in Laravel:
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// Save a value in the session session(['key' => 'value']); // Retrieve the value from the session $value = session('key'); // Remove a value from the session session()->forget('key'); |
You can use the session
helper function to save, retrieve, and remove values from the session without the need for a password. Just make sure to include the session middleware in your routes or controller to access the session functionality.