Now I am confused! (again)
I used the following:
if (!isset($_COOKIE['x'])){
$s=1;
setcookie( 'x', '2', 2147483647, '/', '.mydomain.com');
} else {
$s=2;
$cook=$_COOKIE['x'];
}
(with the correct domain name)
in a test file, to set an 'eternal' cookie. It worked, and I could
read it's value back again.
However, I deleted the cookie from my Win98SE test machine. The file
was in C:\WINDOWS\Cookies - but I can still read the value, an hour
later! And the cookie is "set", because I am echoing $s as 2.
Why doesn't the cookie value disappear when I deleted it from the hard
disk? And where is the value coming from now?
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Pete Clark
http://www.hotcosta.com
http://www.spanishholidaybookings.com
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