I had the exact same problem, so what I have been doing is using the header
function to set cookies directly as a header. For example:
header(Set-Cookie: CookieName=$NameVar; path=/; expires=$DateVar);
I have had no problems with this way of setting cookies... So far :)
Rick
OK I have been using the *same* cookie function to place cookies on the
surfers pc and it works for a few hundred people just fine. Now I have
a few people that it just won't work for.
After extensive testing the only thing I can see is that it is not
writing the cookies, we do see it writing the c_user_email cookie, but
not others, we even added code to erase the cookie first, and still no
luck.
Any ideas would be appreciated...
function
f_put_cookie($user_name,$user_email,$account_type,$company_name) {
global $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS;
global $s_c_url;
$l_url = ..$s_c_url;
setcookie(c_user_email,$user_email,(time()+400*30*12),'/',$l_url,0);
setcookie(c_user_name,$user_name,(time()+400),'/',$l_url,0);
setcookie(c_account_type,$account_type,(time()+400),'/',$l_url,0);
setcookie(c_company_name,$company_name,(time()+400),'/',$l_url,0);
setcookie(c_uas_time,
GREEN,(time()+400),'/',$l_url,0);
}
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Jack Sasportas
Innovative Internet Solutions
Phone 305.665.2500
Fax 305.665.2551
www.innovativeinternet.com
www.web56.net
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