>i simpley put an cookie with :
>
>setcookie("gfo_cms" ,$sessid , '');
That's wrong.
You should be passing a TIME in for the third argument, or nothing at all.
Also, due to an IE bug, if you *DO* pass in a TIME, you *MUST* also pass in
a non-empty path.
'/' will be fine.
So, if you want a '
My experience with cookies is really unhappy.
I've once developed a website that needed to store information.
I though hey cookies are the quicker option to hell with sessions.
Now today after all of my problems with the cookies environment i've
turned back to sessions.
Sessions can store
Johan Holst Nielsen writes:
>
>> my cookie problem is still not solved :(
>> my browser settings are correct, and the script has worked.
>> but sins i now installed php 4.2.1 with apache 1.3.24 it doesn't work :(
>> does any one have an solution ??
>> thnx in advance,
>
>
> Sure about your r
> my cookie problem is still not solved :(
> my browser settings are correct, and the script has worked.
> but sins i now installed php 4.2.1 with apache 1.3.24 it doesn't work :(
> does any one have an solution ??
> thnx in advance,
Sure about your register_globals = off?
please show us the so
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