Log Out Behavior - Users appear to stay logged in

I cannot get a user to logout using the Log Out User
behavior. I created a restricted page which displays the user's
name once logged in, however when the user logs out and a different
user id is used, the restricted page returns the first user's id. I
cannot get the first user cleared. Thought it might be cookies but
not sure. I'm using DW CS4's built in behaviors (no hand coding),
MySQL 5.1.11, and PHP 5.2.9-1. Any ideas

David I'll try to clarify.
I've built 1 test MySql database, and 3 test pages
(login.php, login_failure.php, and authorized.php).
database: 6 fields (recordID, userFirstName, userLastName,
userID, userPW, userAccess). userAccess values were 1 and 0, now
are admin and user. admin is the allowed value in this case.
Records in MySql InnoDB:
recordID: 1 (Primary Key)
userFirstName: User1
userLastName: User1 Last
userID: user1 (Indexed)
userPW: user
userAccess: admin
recordID: 2 (Primary Key)
userFirstName: User2
userLastName: User2 Last
userID: user2 (Indexed)
userPW: user
userAccess: admin
login.php: Has one behavior, Log In User with Restrict access
based on User, password and access level which is derived from
userAccess field in database. If successful, user goes to
authorized.php, if not, user goes to login_failure.php.
login_failure.php: No SB, simply presents user with message
that they are not authorized for access and a link to return to
login.php.
authorized.php: 4 SBs. Restrict Access to Page(), Recordset
(Recordset1), Dynamic Text (Recordset1.userFirstName), and Log Out
User. This page allows userAccess value "admin" from database and
presents user with text Welcome (Recordset1.userFirstName). There
is also the Log Out User link to log out.
Steps to recreate:
Set both userIDs userAccess to "admin" to allow access to
authorized.php
Login to login.php using userID "user1" and password "user"
Take me to authorized.php, with "Welcome User1" displayed
Click Logout
Login to login.php using userID "user2" and password "user"
Take me to authorized.php, with "Welcome User1" displayed
(note: supposed to be Welcome User2)
Click Logout
Change userAccess for userID "user1" to something other than
"admin"
Login to login.php using userID "user1" and password "user"
Takes me to login_failure.php as expected
Return to login.php via link
Login to login.php using userID "user2" and password "user"
(which is now the only auth user)
Take me to authorized.php, with "Welcome User1" displayed
(note: supposed to be Welcome User2)
Click Logout
The security part works as seen above. I just don't
understand why the authorization.php page always shows the first
record in the DB. That's why I was assuming that the Log Out User
function was not working.
Steve

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