Skylos wrote:
...
$Response->Cookies('ccc', 'key', 'val') ;
$Response->Cookies('ccc', 'Domain', 'mydomain.com');
resulted in
$Response->{Cookies}{ccc}{key} = 'val';
$Response->{Cookies}{ccc}{Domain} = 'mydomain.com';
This should work fine. The function AddCookieHeaders() should
pick up this data co
Fer madrid wrote:
Hi Josh,
Yes, we noticed that setting StatScripts to 0 the stat() call decreases
and the changes are not rendered by the modified ASPs.
However, we don't get a better CPU performance. Is this correct?
StatScripts should give you some better performance, but this may not
be much c
On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 19:11:03 -0800, Joshua Chamas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Skylos wrote:
> > ...
> > $Response->Cookies('ccc', 'key', 'val') ;
> > $Response->Cookies('ccc', 'Domain', 'mydomain.com');
> >
> > resulted in
> >
> > $Response->{Cookies}{ccc}{key} = 'val';
> > $Response->{Cookies}{cc
Skylos wrote:
On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 19:11:03 -0800, Joshua Chamas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...
Ack, I didn't explain it right. No... its that this...
$Response->Cookies("ccc", "refReferer", $ENV{HTTP_REFERER});
$Response->Cookies("ccc", "Domain", "colorclimax.com");
$Response->Cookies("ccc", "refC
