Hello,
Thanks for your suggestion.
In fact ,the path was not right. Which block me to read the cookie.
However, I still not been able to set the domain correctly. If I let it
to null, it is ok, but with,
http://*.example.org
or
.example.org
it does not work.
But I suppose, there is not really needs to set it.
regards
David
till a écrit :
On Sun, Nov 2, 2008 at 2:19 PM, dforum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
Tx, but I did not find Zend_Cookie.php
Only, Zend_Http_Cookie exist, and I have not been able to use it. Finally I
use setcookie. Which work but not has indicated in the doc !!!
setcookie("visitor", "data",$expire,$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'],null,null,true);
==> work fine
setcookie("visitor", "datas",$expire,"/",$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'],null,true);
===> does'nt work, however the documentation indicate this format
Works for me according to the docs? Just btw, you can't omitt one in
the middle if for example you are looking to supply "httponly" in the
end.
Also, HTTP_HOST can change with each request, you probably want
".example.org" to include "http://example.org"; and
"http://www.example.org"; (and "http://*.example.org";).
If in doubt:
http://docs.php.net/setcookie
Cheers,
Till
