Re: [PHP] Setcookie() and header()

2003-01-14 Thread Michael Sims
On Wed, 15 Jan 2003 01:36:26 -0500, you wrote: >Wow. You hit the nail on the head. :) Well, I spent a good day or two hunting the problem down the first time I ran across it. Spending that much time on something tends to make it stick in your head. :) >I installed PHP on IIS via the executabl

RE: [PHP] Setcookie() and header()

2003-01-14 Thread J. Alden Gillespy
Accidentally replied to sender instead of list -- Wow. You hit the nail on the head. :) I installed PHP on IIS via the executable, so I gather I have one of two choices: -- Research your article and see how to work around the problem OR -- Use ISAPI. (how d

Re: [PHP] Setcookie() and header()

2003-01-14 Thread Michael Sims
On Tue, 14 Jan 2003 22:34:49 -0700, you wrote: >Unless I am mistaken, the typical behavior for most browsers is exactly >as you described. Which is due to the browser receiving a Location >header and acting on it, disregarding any other headers. (ex: >cache/no-cache, cookies, etc) > >Anybody c

Re: [PHP] Setcookie() and header()

2003-01-14 Thread Jason k Larson
Unless I am mistaken, the typical behavior for most browsers is exactly as you described. Which is due to the browser receiving a Location header and acting on it, disregarding any other headers. (ex: cache/no-cache, cookies, etc) Anybody care to prove me wrong? While not the best route, you

[PHP] Setcookie() and header()

2003-01-14 Thread J. Alden Gillespy
After I set a cookie and then send a redirect header, the cookie doesn't show up, but the browser successfully redirects. setcookie("test", "blahblah", time() + 1440); header("Location: http://www.mywebsite.com/login.php";); However, if I take out the header() statement, then the cookie is succes