At 08:12 AM 2/9/2001, you wrote:
lets see some code..
Okay, for those so inclined....
I did say the page the cookie script was included on was rather complex.
I will say that I double checked and made sure the cookie variables weren't
overwritten in another include file.
You can see what I mean by going to http://www.yaysoft.com (use IE if at
all possible) and on the right side bar where it says "User Status" and has
a message saying "You are not logged in" you can click on the login link
below it.
I created an account for anyone who wants to try (everything works except
the login cookie) so you don't have to waste your time signing up with the
script, note it is case sensitive:
user name: php
password: php
after you click the login thing the cookies will be set and the page will
not view them.
If you used IE and you navigate to c:\windows\temporary internet files or
wherever your cookies are stored, you should notice that a cookie has been
set... with the path set to the root "/" and the domain set to
"www.yaysoft.com" but the cookies will not show up in the browser.
I have copied the script to a text file at http://www.yaysoft.com/yaylogin.txt
And for any who want to quickly glance at it, here is the code snippet
where the cookies are set:
if ($item[0]>0) {
setcookie("ucrumb", $uname, time()+31536000, "/", "www.yaysoft.com", 0);
setcookie("pcrumb", $pass, time()+31536000, "/", "www.yaysoft.com", 0);
header("Location: http://www.yaysoft.com");
} else
header("Location: $PHP_SELF?l_action=login&bad=1");
And here is a slice from where they are supposedly supposed to be accessed:
// Now check to see if we are currently logged in to the Yaysystem...
// First check to see if the variables plain out don't exist...
if ((!$ucrumb)||(!$pcrumb)) {
echo "You are not logged in.<br>";
echo "<font size=\"1\">";
echo "<br>[<a
href=\"http://www.yaysoft.com/yaylogin.php?l_action=login\">Login</a>] ";
echo "[<a
href=\"http://www.yaysoft.com/yaylogin.php?l_action=new\">New</a>]";
echo "</font>";
// If they DO exist make sure they are a correct pair as per the database...
} else {
However, I've outputted the contents of $ucrumb and $pcrumb once I get to
the little segment where they are supposed to be accessed and they contain
nothing, so it seems to me that they aren't being sent to the script (which
resides in the root path where the cookie is set to!) I've used HTTP
headers to set the cookies as well, and the problem still persists.
I know this is long and boring and tedious crap, so I don't really expect
anyone to reply, BUT if any of you have the time or inclination, any
help/suggestions/advice would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Matt
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