well yeah, thats always true..but this's at least as good as it gets =) ya suppose
there's any limit on how many years I can set it for? hell, I'll just set it for 10
years and that'll be good enough =)
Magnus wrote:
> Den 01-11-15 13.20, skrev "PHPGalaxy.com" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > yeah I saw that bit on there, but I was led to believe tha by leaving it out,
> > it would make the cookie permanent...I see thats not true =) so what would I
> > do to make this permanent? or would I just set it for the highest time-limit
> > possible? =)
>
> If you set it like this:
> <?
> $hour = 3600; // One hour
> $day = $hour * 24; // One day
> $year = $day * 365; // One year
> $year = $year * 2; // 2 years
> setcookie ("TestCookie", $value,time()+$year); // Expire in 1 year
> ?>
>
> There is not a good way to set a permanent cookie, the user can always
> delete them if he wants to.
>
> Thanks.
> /Magnus Hammar
>
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