Alexandre Jousset wrote:
Hello Matt,
Matt Lawrence a écrit :
To set the longer expiry time, I try:
I think that will make the cookie expire on the 1st January 1971. Try
"+31536000".
Looking at the "sessions" table, the value is correct, with or
without the '+'. The problem seems to come from the line :
>> $c->config->{session}{expires} = 31536000 if
>> $c->req->param('remember_me');
that works only once. When I request another page on the site, the
param 'remember_me' is not set so the sessions falls back to 1 hour
(tha value I've put by default).
Ah, I missed the fact that you were accessing the cookies via a session
plugin, I thought you were setting them directly.
Would it be horribly perverse to store the expiry interval time (or the
remember_me bool) in the session?
$c->config->{session}{expires} = 31536000 if $c->session->{remember_me};
I have a feeling that an undef expiry will result in a session
cookie, based on nothing more than guesswork and superstition.
Catatlyst::Plugin::Session::State::Cookie says:
cookie_expires
Number of seconds from now you want to elapse before cookie will
expire. Set to 0 to create a session cookie, ie one which
will die
when the user’s browser is shut down.
Matt
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