try using the NSTimestamp constructor and see if that works
On Jun 12, 2009, at 1:26 PM, Mark Gowdy wrote:
Hello,
We use cookies to do various tracking talks.
When we added a new cookie (with a shorter expiration time than we
would normally use), we noticed something odd:
In Firefox, it was working as expected.
In Safari it was not appearing at all.
On closer inspection, we noticed that he cookie expiration time was
odd.
This is some test code I am using (in Session's appendToResponse) is:
private static int i = 0;
....
a_rsp.addCookie(new WOCookie("key_a_" + i, "someValue" + i, "/",
null, 31104000, false)); // 31104000 seconds = ~12 months
a_rsp.addCookie(new WOCookie("key_b_" + i, "someValue" + i++, "/",
null, 7776000, false)); // 7776000 seconds = ~3 months
In Firefox, these cookies appear as expected:
----- Click ----
key_a_0 = 0 (expires in 1 year)
key_b_0 = 0 (expires in 3 months)
----- Click ----
key_a_1 = 1 (expires in 1 year)
key_b_1 = 1 (expires in 3 months)
In Safari, it goes weird (to view these, go to Preferences -
Security tab, and click 'show cookies' - it updates in real time)
----- Click ----
key_a_0 = 0 (expires in 12 days)
----- Click ----
key_a_1 = 1 (expires in 12 days)
(no sign of key_b_x)
This happens if you are using Direct Connect (when developing) and
on a live server (with Apache, etc...)
Am I doing something wrong, or is Safari like some kinda crazy thing?
Mark
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