Hi all - I am having a problem with cookies. It seems that if I set the domain field in setcookie, nothing happens. I also tried creating the cookie header manually, with the same results. This is what I have:
$expireTime = time();
$expireTime += ($daysToExpire * 86400); setcookie("Test1", "Thistest");
setcookie("Test2", "Thistest", $expireTime);
setcookie("Test3", "Thistest", $expireTime, "/");
setcookie("Test4", "Thistest", $expireTime, "/", "");
setcookie("Test5", "Thistest", $expireTime, "/", ".mydomain.com."); $COOKIE = "Set-Cookie: $cookieName=$cookieValue";
$COOKIE .= "; expires=" .
gmdate("D, d-M-Y H:i:s", $expireTime) . " GMT ";
$COOKIE .= "; path=/";
$COOKIE .= "; domain=.mydomain.com.;
header ($COOKIE, false);When I run this page in my browser, I get asked if I want to allow cookies Test1 through Test4, but not Test5 and Test6 - they just don't get written.
I have a perl script that does the same thing as the manual version, I have matched up character-by-character the string in $COOKIE with what is printed out by perl, but the perl works and the php doesn't.
Any clues?
thanks, andy
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