php-windows Digest 18 Oct 2006 04:21:51 -0000 Issue 3059
Topics (messages 27244 through 27244):
Cokkies - IE6
27244 by: KMiller
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I've spent an enormous amount of time trying to figure this out to no avail.
Firefox accepts cookies, no problem. IE6 accepts only the session cookie
but refuses to acknowledge a screen_res cookie. I've looked over the config
in IE over and over, set it to allow all cookies but it still refuses.
Moreover, the an xmlhttp request that sets a session variable won't work in
IE as well.
I'm setting the cookie thus:
snippet...
$screen_res = ($_COOKIE['screen_res']) ? $_COOKIE['screen_res'] :
$_SESSION['screen_res'];
switch ($screen_res) {
case '1024x768':
$this->siteResStyle=$config->getPath('styles') .
'/1024x768.css';
break;
case '1280x1024':
$this->siteResStyle=$config->getPath('styles') .
'/1280x1024.css';
break;
default:
$this->siteResStyle=$config->getPath('styles') .
'/1024x768.css';
}
$domain = $this->getDomain();
// Set expiration (30 days)
$expire = time() + (86400*30);
// Set the cookie
setcookie('screen_res', "{$_SESSION['screen_res']}", $expire, '/',
$domain,0,0);
I've gone so far as to establish a valid p3p profile just to cover that
possiblity as well.
Again, Firefox is perfect!
Any help, ideas welcome.
-km
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