ID: 25929
User updated by: joe at kybert dot com
Reported By: joe at kybert dot com
-Status: Bogus
+Status: Closed
Bug Type: Variables related
Operating System: XP (debug server)
PHP Version: 4.3.2
New Comment:
ok, thanks...
So im now assuming there is no way to include a file that can have
_GETs sent to it, and see cookies.
<? wish list ?>
joe
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Previous Comments:
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[2003-10-21 16:38:35] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I assumed from your first post that when you were
including the file through http, you weren't parsing on
the remote server. (I've seen similar set ups before. Not
recommended, though, or necessary in virtually all cases.)
You can't see the cookie in $_COOKIE from the second file
because it's not being requested from the machine you see
the cookie on, but rather the script that does the
include. If you requested the file as source rather than
parsed so that it would be parsed via the first file, it
would probably work.
Your second example of passing arguments to the second
file won't work either because you can't pass arguments to
a script that way. Just make some variables before
including the file, the second file will see them.
J
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[2003-10-21 16:05:13] joe at kybert dot com
Why not? The remote file is on the same server, and the cookie was set
to be accessable to all files from that domain.
If you dont include it this way, you cannot pass arguments to the
included file, this doesnt work:
include("{$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']}/test/file2.php?myparam=hello");
joe
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[2003-10-21 15:17:06] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you include REMOTE file, of course the cookie is not passed to it.
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[2003-10-20 19:59:26] joe at kybert dot com
Description:
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Cookie is not readable across multiple files.
I have 2 files, file 1 sets a cookie (refresh file after 1st exe so
cookie is sent)
it then includes file 2, which reads and displays the cookie.
Both files are in the same folder on the server, which is
<servername>/test/<filenames>
.
File 2 fails to read the cookie!
Reproduce code:
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file1.php contains:
<?php
setcookie("test", "set_by_file_1", time()+3600, "/",
$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']);
echo "file 1 cookies: ";
print_r($_COOKIE);
include("http://$SERVER_NAME/test/file2.php";);
?>
file2.php contains:
<?php
echo "<br>file 2 cookies: ";
print_r($_COOKIE);
?>
Expected result:
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file 1 cookies: Array ( [LastUser] => ujoe [test] => set_by_file_1 )
file 2 cookies: Array ( [LastUser] => ujoe [test] => set_by_file_1 )
Actual result:
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file 1 cookies: Array ( [LastUser] => ujoe [test] => set_by_file_1 )
file 2 cookies: Array ( )
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