just looking at what you said quickly, what about scope? if i can't
access something inside a function, its usually because i haven't
declared it global...does this not apply to cookies?
jack
Jack Sasportas wrote:
>
> If I have a cookie request in a function, and check the value of a
> cookie, I get that there is no value, if I check for the value outside
> of the function, I see the value.
>
> What should I do to ? ( SAMPLE BELOW )
>
> function f_check_security() {
> # $c_uas_time is the cookie I want the value of
> if(isset($c_uas_time)) {
> # I tried the above way to just check that it is there, then I tried
> the below to check the value
> # if($c_uas_time=="GREEN") {
> $access="GRANT";
>
> setcookie("c_uas_time","GREEN",(time()+200),'/','domainname.com',0);
>
> } else {
> $access="DENY-GREEN";
> }
>
> return($access);
> }
>
> I also tried this below to try and get the value ....
> echo "HTTP->" . $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS["c_uas_time"];
>
> I appreciate your time....and look forward to stop banging my head
> against the wall.... 8^)
>
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