anson ho wrote:
Hi Morgan,
Thanks for your reply.
The case is that, many cell phone clients can't handle multiple
Set-Cookie headers, and I don't have the right to change the the web
application to modify the reply headers. So, it seems to me that change
the headers in apache web server is the only option. I've read that
mod_header.so can change the headers, and I've tried but no success. So
I want to someone to point me to the correct direction. I am pretty new
to apache web server administration.
the Set-Cookie header can set multiple cookies.
try adding this line:
Set-Cookie MyTestCookie=MyTestValue;MyOtherTestCookie=MyOtherTestValue
and load the page, then check if the cookies are set.
Under firefox, the cookies are visible from
tools->options->privacy->show cookies
Search for your cookie name or for the domain that you registered the
cookies with (defaultly, the domain that sent the headers)
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