It seems that the problem is with IE, and characters in the domain name.
This is a beta site (of one of my existing sites), and I have the
virtual host name set as "by-tor_v70". I tried setting the cookie on
another virtual host running on the same box, and it worked. So, I
removed the underscore from the name, and the cookie worked fine. Live
and learn, eh? IE6 != underscores. Thanks for the help guys.
Timothy Hitchens wrote:
> This will work for you I use this for tracking activity and is set to last
> for 3 months.
>
>
> setcookie("cookieName", $value, mktime() + 7725000,'/',
> '.yourdomain.com.au',0);
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> Timothy Hitchens (HiTCHO)
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> John Nichel wrote:
>
>> Timothy,
>>
>> The headers are coming across fine. I looked in the privacy report,
>> and told IE to accept all cookies from my domain, but it still isn't
>> registering them. If it wasn't for the fact that I've had over 100,000
>> page views by IE6 this month, I wouldn't give it a second glance.
>> Catering to MS products is really getting old. :)
>>
>> Timothy Hitchens wrote:
>>
>>> As per my earlier commments about seeing the privacy report this will
>>> answer all your questions regarding cookies.. also you can allways
>>> telnet to the host eg..
>>>
>>> telnet {host} 80
>>> get /{page.html} http/1.0
>>> host: {yourdomain.com.au}
>>> {enter}
>>> {ctrl d}
>>>
>>> You should then see the header information as well that should
>>> include your cookie informaiton if not you have even a bigger problem.
>>>
>>>
>>> Timothy Hitchens (HiTCHO)
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Chris Shiflett wrote:
>>>
>>>> John,
>>>>
>>>> Can you see if this works:
>>>>
>>>> header("Set-Cookie: foo=bar");
>>>>
>>>> If not, then check the configuration for IE6. I seem to recall
>>>> hearing that cookies are disabled by default for sites that are not
>>>> P3P compliant? Or, perhaps that was for third-party cookies only. At
>>>> any rate, I seem to recall some significant change with IE6 in
>>>> regards to cookies, so maybe you're experiencing that. My example
>>>> above will give you the simplest test case for setting a cookie.
>>>>
>>>> Good luck, and happy hacking.
>>>>
>>>> Chris
>>>>
>>>> John Nichel wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hi guys and gals. I'm having a problem with setting a cookie on IE
>>>>> 6. I'm running RedHat 7, Apache 1.3.26 and php 4.2.3. The cookie
>>>>> sets fine in all other browsers (IE5, Netscape 4 and up, Opera,
>>>>> Mozilla, etc.) but on IE 6, not even my session cookie sets. I've
>>>>> tried all of these....
>>>>>
>>>>> setcookie ( "$name", "$cookie_data", $date, "/", "by-tor_v70", 0 );
>>>>> setcookie ( "$name", "$cookie_data", $date, "/", "by-tor_v70" );
>>>>> setcookie ( "$name", "$cookie_data", $date, "/" );
>>>>> setcookie ( "$name", "$cookie_data", $date );
>>>>> setcookie ( "$name", "$cookie_data" );
>>>>>
>>>>> I've also replaced $date with time() and time()+3600.
>>>>> $date is set to the standard set forth on Netscape's site.
>>>>
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