Hi,
Tuesday, September 3, 2002, 12:53:22 AM, you wrote:
a> OK, I found the reason, but not the solution yet:
a> The cookie time during setting is the time taken from the server. The time
a> for checking the coockie is the time of the local machine!!
a> So what can I do if I would like to last t
OK, I found the reason, but not the solution yet:
The cookie time during setting is the time taken from the server. The time
for checking the coockie is the time of the local machine!!
So what can I do if I would like to last the coockie for 1 hour and the
person is sitting on the other site of
Hi,
I see really nothing wrong in your example. Did you tried to verify with
isset() if the cookie is still here or not?
And well, you should use double quote on setcookie("referrer", $user_id,
time()+10);
You call should be also $_COOKIE['referrer'] and not $_COOKIE[referrer].
--
Mer
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