Hi, Let's get right to it... When I try to do this:
<? echo $_COOKIE['test.1']; ?>
It doesn't work (needless to say there is a cookie that goes by this name)
So, when I did this:
<?
foreach($_COOKIE as $cook => $val) {
echo $val ." -> " .$cook ."<br>";
}
?>I got: ec1c9edd209143432f36fsd29af410ef27 -> test_1
Notice the _ (underscore) instead of . (dot)
So I though that you couldn't have dots in your array names... Just to be sure I wrote a small test program like this:
<? $d['donald.1'] = "Donald duck";
echo $d['donald.1']; ?>
This however gave me the output:
Donald duck
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So... anyone know what's up?
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