[PHP] Help required on cookies

2002-10-02 Thread Balaji Ankem
Hi Friends, I would like to know where the cookies will be stored? I have enabled cookies using session.use_cookies = 1. I found cookies will be stored in the environmental variable HTPP_COOKIE_VARS. But I didn't find anywhere this variable in my php.ini file. If I want to print all cookies

Re: [PHP] Help required on cookies

2002-10-02 Thread Chris Shiflett
Balaji Ankem wrote: Hi Friends, I would like to know where the cookies will be stored? Cookies are stored on the client, either in memory or written to disk. If I want to print all cookies stored in my browser how can I print? I'm going to assume this isn't really what you mean, and you

RE: [PHP] Help required on cookies

2002-10-02 Thread Balaji Ankem
:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 2:21 PM To: Balaji Ankem Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [PHP] Help required on cookies Balaji Ankem wrote: Hi Friends, I would like to know where the cookies will be stored? Cookies are stored on the client, either in memory or written

Re: [PHP] Help required on cookies

2002-10-02 Thread Chris Shiflett
Balaji Ankem wrote: ? print_r($_COOKIE); ? It is giving error saying call to undefined function _r(); That's weird. Maybe you have a space between print and _r? The function is print_r() with no spaces. And Setcookie in php is not conforming to the RFC2109. In what way? Remember that the

RE: [PHP] Help required on cookies

2002-10-02 Thread Balaji Ankem
: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 2:52 PM To: Balaji Ankem Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [PHP] Help required on cookies Balaji Ankem wrote: ? print_r($_COOKIE); ? It is giving error saying call to undefined function _r(); That's weird. Maybe you have a space between print and _r? The function

Re: [PHP] Help required on cookies

2002-10-02 Thread Chris Shiflett
Balaji Ankem wrote: But in RFC2109 they mentioned Comment and version are also attributes of the setcookie header. How do you set these attributes using php?? These attributes are optional. Be careful not to confuse the setcookie() PHP function with the Set-Cookie HTTP header. I'm not