I have been through the documentation and I am still confused. I
would like to set a variable (@VAR username) That would not expire.
I am building a form nd I would like to give the ability to the users
to remember their login so when they come back, they will not need to
log in again. The
The easiest way to deal with cookies is to use the assign action
instead. Then click on properties to set the expiration of the cookie.
If you just use @assign cookie$Fred Foo, you'll only assign a
session cookie. Session cookies don't persist.
Stefan
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I have been
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I have been through the documentation and I am still confused. I
would like to set a variable (@VAR username) That would not expire.
I am building a form nd I would like to give the ability to the users
to remember
Oh. By the way
Witango 2000
Win2k
p.s. I sure wish the manual would get more in depth on how to do
this. It really has no examples.
I have been through the documentation and I am still confused. I
would like to set a variable (@VAR username) That would not expire.
I am building a form nd I
Do you have an example? I don't know what you mean by the assign
action. There is no properties in my editor.
The easiest way to deal with cookies is to use the assign action
instead. Then click on properties to set the expiration of the cookie.
If you just use @assign cookie$Fred Foo, you'll
Exuse me. There IS properties, but nothing that lets me set an
expiration. I need to do this by hand.
I have been through the documentation and I am still confused. I
would like to set a variable (@VAR username) That would not expire.
I am building a form nd I would like to give the ability to
Here are the steps:
1. Make your cookie assignment using an assignment action.
2. Afterwards, right click on the assignment you made itself,
not the whole assignment action.
3. Select properties
4. Select the cookie tab
5. Under Expiry, select After and specify the duration.
Btw, all of this
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Exuse me. There IS properties, but nothing that lets me set an
expiration. I need to do this by hand.
I have been
=datetime:http
Robert
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Exuse me. There IS properties, but nothing that lets me set an
expiration. I need to do
Take a look at an article I posted on Scott's site a year ago. It shows
how to do this.
http://xmlx.ca/articles/625.aspx
Disclaimer:
1. There is a flaw in the example: After the user_reference times out
on the server, the example will not with forms. Instead you need to save
all POSTARGs
=@SECSTOTS SECS='@CALC EXPR=@TSTOSECS
TS=@CURRENTTIMESTAMP+604800' FORMAT=datetime:http
Robert
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=You were here. EXPIRES=@TOGMT
TS=@SECSTOTS SECS='@CALC EXPR=@TSTOSECS
TS=@CURRENTTIMESTAMP+604800' FORMAT=datetime:http
Robert
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Thanks Ben, Stefan and Robert.
I think I get it. Had trouble fibding the properties for cookie and
attributes.
Question. Can I set the cookie to current domain? And if I set
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