shouldn't $row[member_id] be $row['member_id']. In case anyone can profit
from this, when I find a function doesn't work right and I am using
variables in its execution I run an echo/die combination immediately before
the function to verify the data being fed to it is as it should be. In this
As extrange as can be, the echo function simply returns the following:
31536000);
but not the setcookie, $varname and $value parts... What's this? Do I havve
a missconfiguration in php.ini file?
Thanks,
Cesar Aracena
Larry Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió en el mensaje
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Why not just echo the ID var separately? Less confusing with the escaped
quotes and all. If you're not getting an ID var, it might be because you
didn't use the array quotes ($row['member_id']) as Larry mentioned.
Also be aware:
If setcookie() successfully runs, it will return TRUE. This does
--- Cesar Aracena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have the following code to first start a session and then write a
cookie... is that so hard?
Not hard at all. However, when trying to identify a problem, it is much
easier to try to isolate it. Forget the session, and see if you can set a
cookie:
?
--- Larry Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
when I find a function doesn't work right and I am using variables
in its execution I run an echo/die combination immediately before
the function to verify the data being fed to it is as it should be.
This is a very good suggestion, although your
Hi all, and thanks for all your kind hel.
I found the problem although I don't know what was causing it. I simply
moved the setcookie() function to another page (standalone to say) and it
worked perfectly... my Cookies folder started to show/delete the cookie on
each request, and also the site
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