Hi all, Having a bit of a strange problem and I'm not altogether sure whether it's jQuery related or something to do with the awful, awful code it's part of, but I thought I'd post up here to see if I could get some help figuring that out J
I've got a webpage which has three cookies on it, cart_id, user_data and user_other. Navigating around the pages and using the Firefox Web Developer Toolbar shows these cookies are fine, one of each is set, and they're the correct values. If, however, I submit an AJAX post request to add a product to the shopping cart on this site, it doesn't work. Investigating the AJAX behind this shows that two copies of every cookie named above is being sent - the first copies have older and now incorrect data in them, and are followed by the CORRECT data. Looks a bit like this: cart_id=4a6b2bec89523599aa20a6ff7cc148f7; user_data=12%7C; user_other=1; PHPSESSID=4c20e081a27ccba42a1f1009905f6f56 ; session_id=a56c7977d215631d6f9eebadab534089; user_data=5%7C424235235; user_other=0; cart_id=4e77b0 044b97d0ba322a4641ee2fcf6b As you can see, cart_id, user_data and user_other are there twice. PHP is evidently picking up the first copy of each cookie - the older, incorrect ones - and using these. Meaning the products go into the wrong cart and I've got myself a bit of a problem. Has something like this ever happened to anyone else - and was it something in your own code, or a weird jQuery glitch? Because it will probably be relevant, we're talking about jQuery 1.2.6 here. Regards, Michael Price
