ID:               24364
 Updated by:       [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Reported By:      webmaster at microwebsolutions dot com
-Status:           Open
+Status:           Bogus
 Bug Type:         Session related
 Operating System: Unix(Zeus/3.4)
 PHP Version:      4.3.1
 New Comment:

Sorry, but your problem does not imply a bug in PHP itself.  For a
list of more appropriate places to ask for help using PHP, please
visit http://www.php.net/support.php as this bug system is not the
appropriate forum for asking support questions. 

Thank you for your interest in PHP.

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Previous Comments:
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[2003-06-27 13:19:38] webmaster at microwebsolutions dot com

Description:
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I am a developing a shopping cart system, and now I am really going to
hurt because I have been working on it through windows NT on a PHP
4.3.1 software. 

I have everything "PERFECT" on my local machine; all my cookies work
here, and the whole system is beautiful.

I am now uploading the entire site to a UNIX PHP 4.3.1 environment, and
now there is one small problem; when I remove an item from my shopping
cart, it removes everything, and leaves the CookieCount at the original
count.

Basically here is what happens:

Add 1 item to the cart, Add another.

Delete the first 1, both cookies disapear...

Is there any idea why this would happen?? the time limit on each cookie
is set to 3 weeks.

Please help, as I need to finish this project by monday; I am panicing.

Reproduce code:
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Items come into the cart like so:  ItemName, ItemDescription,
ItemQuantity, ItemPrice, ItemTax, ItemShipping.

I interpret these fields into cookies, readable with a function I
made.

$seti is the value of the CookieCount; basically if I have 10 items in
the shopping cart, $seti would be #1 or #4 or whatever of 10 in the
'for' statement. This reads the 

HOW TO GET REMOVAL FROM THE FORM:

$Removal="";
$Removal=$_REQUEST["Remove_" . $seti . ""];
$NewQuantity=$_REQUEST["Quantity_" . $seti . ""];

if ($Removal=="remove") {
# Remove the item from the cart.
# Skip it then, so it will be excluded when we delete the entire batch
of cookies.
setcookie ("Cart_" . $seti . "_Cookie", "", time()+259200); #Timer
settings: 60 * 60 * 24 * 3 (3 days) will give you 259200 seconds until
the cookies expire, and the shopping Cart is completely cleared out...

} ELSE {
$newi = $newi + 1;
setcookie ("Cart_" . $seti . "_Cookie", "", time()+259200); #Timer
settings: 60 * 60 * 24 * 3 (3 days) will give you 259200 seconds until
the cookies expire, and the shopping Cart is completely cleared out...

$newcookie="Quantity[$NewQuantity] ItemName[$ItemName]
ItemDescription[$ItemDescription] ItemPrice[$ItemPrice]
ItemTax[$ItemTax] ItemShipping[$ItemShipping]"; 
setcookie ("Cart_" . $newi . "_Cookie", $newcookie, time()+259200);
#Timer settings: 60 * 60 * 24 * 3 (3 days) will give you 259200 seconds
until the cookies expire, and the shopping Cart is completely cleared
out... 
}


Expected result:
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On my local host, I get exactly what I am supposed to expect; updated
quantity and if needed a removal. It works fine on my local host; but
now I am on a unix, and it seems that my result is coming WAY
unexpectedly bad. I don't know what to do.

I noticed when you use cookies, you can't just delete a numbered
cookie, you have to re-build the cookies. So as the cookies are being
removed, it has to be able to re-align the cookie count; for example:

I have 5 items in my cart (5 cookies), and to keep count I have
CookieCount.

I choose to delete Item #3, so now I will have only 4 Cookies, but I
can't just say "Delete #3", because The count would be CookieCount=4,
but my cookies would be numbered, 1,2,4,5. Understand?

So I have to re-do the cookies as they go along, which is shown in the
ELSE section of my code above.

Now, when I rebuild the cookies, on the unix machine, it removes all of
them, and doesn't update the cookie counter... And the cookie counter
is directly after the code above.

Actual result:
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The actual result is cookies work; 


ALSO:   Add to cart on the unix machine works fine. I can add as many
as I want. but when it comes time to remove, EVERYTHING is deleted!

This has to be a bug.

If it isn't a bug, then this is like saying: When you bring fire into
the freezer, the fire turns to ice; ok, so it is a bug, and I need your
help.

Nathan


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