Hi Diederick,
See if this seemingly simplistic fix works.
I recommend leaving the path statement empty unless it contains something
other then "/". Some versions of IE also have a problem with that (older
ones). But putting the "time()+3600" in the setcookie function causes
problems.
Good luck. Let me know your results.
<?php
$expire = time() + 3600;
setcookie("id","test", $expire, "", "www.goodview.nl","1");
?>
Have fun,
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Wednesday, October 18, 2000, 5:06:00 PM, you wrote:
DvD> On Wednesday 18 October 2000 23:04, you wrote:
>> Hi Diederick,
>>
>> Why not post your PHP code. I have had similar issues and should be able to
>> help. IE does not follow the exact same conventions as Netscape. They are
>> minor differences that require specific formatting to work in both.
>>
>> Also, remember that cookies must go out with the headers or they are too
>> late.
>>
>> Have fun,
DvD> OK, here is my php code :
DvD> <?php
DvD> setcookie("id","test", time()+3600, "/", "www.goodview.nl","1");
DvD> echo ("HALLO WORLD\n");
?>>
DvD> Hope you can help me
DvD> Diederick
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