1)hmmm, I'm using Internet Explorer, and when I created cookies with ASP
they seemed to work, so it can't be that.
2)This might be the answer, but when you specify the domain in setcookie as
".." doesn't that mean that you set it to the default which is the host name
of the server, and therefore since the PHP file/s I'm using are all in the
root directory shouldn't it work?
3)Them being stubborn would seem to be the answer here it seems. I've had
enough trouble with trying to get my PHP stuff up and running in time as is
without this to add to it.
Looks like I'll just have to try passing them as regular variables or
something instead.
Thanks all. But please don't stop with any recommendations you have.
Hubert Olivier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> This might be caused by several factors. Here are the ones I remember:
>
> 1) The browser you are using simply does not accept cookies
> 2) The PHP file trying to read info from the cookie with the isset ()
> function is not located within the domain specified in the setcookie()
function
> 3) There is indeed a configuration problem with PHP/Apache. But as Flint
> mentionned, cookies are a tough lot, so it's rather unlikely.
>
> Hope this helps!
>
> Olivier
>
> At 23:18 2001-05-02 +0100, r.gelstharp wrote:
> >The trouble I'm having is simply that I'm using the setcookie() function,
> >and it doesn't seem to be setting the cookies. I know this because I use
the
> >isset() function to check on all the pages that use the cookies plus I've
> >used $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS to check also. It just ain't doin' it.
>
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