This is with regard to my earlier mail today morning.
In fact I found out that, that problem is due to the way the timestamp is
handled.
Are there any safe ways to handle cookie expiry time regardless of the time
system the client uses?
Prathap
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Hello Teren,
Tuesday, March 9, 2004, 6:48:15 PM, you wrote:
T> Hey, I'm having some trouble with one of my scripts that is on
T> a new server I just launched. The scripts worked fine on the old
T> server, so i'm pretty sure it's a php configuration problem. The
T> problem is that i am using cooki
If the install on the new server is a fresh install, you might want to
start by comparing the php.ini files being used on both machines to see
where they differ.
HTH!
--Sam
Teren wrote:
> Hey, I'm having some trouble with one of my scripts that is on a new
> server I just launched. The script
on 13/07/02 7:35 AM, Andy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I am wondering if there is a possiblity that some browsers like IE 5.1 do
> not accespt cookies by default. I am working on a session management system
> and some users report that they have not been able to login because the
> cookie has bee
ðÒÉ×ÅÔ!
Andy wrote:
> I am wondering if there is a possiblity that some browsers like IE 5.1 do
> not accespt cookies by default.
No, it's that they do not accept standards by default :) Try this and
have M$ go to hell:
// send/refresh cookie
$time = mktime()+ $lifeInDays*86400;
$
never mind, I solved the problem.
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> Hi! I'm trying to write a simple script that would set a cookie. I keep
> receiving the following
When you SET a cookie, the browser has the cookie, but it has not been sent
back by the browser to the server yet -- Only on the second page does that
happen.
So, in addition to setting a cookie, you should also set the variable at the
same time.
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Rob,
perhaps some code?
regards,
jaxon
On 3/23/01 7:03 PM, "wx" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello:
>
> I've set up a authentication script in PHP, and have made it to where once
> the user has been successfully authenticated, it puts the username
> ($global[username]), password ($global[
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