> Looks to me like it would better to use hidden fields for session ID?
>
> But would it not be -should there not be some kind of validation of
> date/time in set cookie? I believe I have had complaints telling me to
> set time on my PC (with clock set wrong), when visiting cookie enabled
> web sites?
>
> Also I wonder, must cookies be turned off in FreeTrade to enable session
> ID by hidden fields -if browser is cookie able?
Hmm, I don't completely understand what you are asking / suggesting.
Freetrade works fine if you decide to turn cookies off in
global_settings, or if the user doesn't have a browser that acceps
cookies. Perhaps you do have a point that there's a problem with
browsers that have incorrect time settings. Perhaps one way to deal
with this is to use JavaScript to see if the user's time is incorrect,
and then that JavaScript can somehow notify the server so that the
server could turn cookies off. That would be possible, but probably
pretty messy. At a certain point, you must decide not to fully support
certain user / browser situations. This might be one of them.
-jj
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