pedantry
Of course, you're running unserialize() twice.
What about
if (empty($_COOKIE['bookmarks']) || !($bookmarks =
unserialize($_COOKIE['bookmarks'])))
{
$bookmarks = array();
}
Does the same with only one call to a potentially weighty function.
/pedantry
Cheers
Chris
John Nichel wrote:
pedantry
Of course, you're running unserialize() twice.
What about
if (empty($_COOKIE['bookmarks']) || !($bookmarks =
unserialize($_COOKIE['bookmarks'])))
{
$bookmarks = array();
}
Does the same with only one call to a potentially weighty function.
/pedantry
Cheers
Chris
John Nichel wrote:
I've got a cookie that's either non-existent or a serialized array. I'm
trying all sorts of different code combinations to retrieve it into an
array variable, but everything I try throws up some combination of
notices and/or warnings. Here is my latest greatest:
$cookie =
$cookie = $_COOKIE['bookmarks'];
if(unserialize($cookie) == true) {
$bookmarks = unserialize($cookie);
} else {
$bookmarks = array();
}
if (isset($_COOKIE['bookmarks'])) {
$cookie = $_COOKIE['bookmarks'];
if(unserialize($cookie) == true) {
$bookmarks =
Brian Dunning wrote:
I've got a cookie that's either non-existent or a serialized array. I'm
trying all sorts of different code combinations to retrieve it into an
array variable, but everything I try throws up some combination of
notices and/or warnings. Here is my latest greatest:
$cookie =
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