On the *2nd* page request you can check for your cookie in
$HTTP_COOKIE_VARS. If it is not there, cookies are disabled in the browser.
Here's a kludge to make your first page the 2nd page request: just start
your session on index, then META redirect to the next page; this 2nd page is
where you
Not to sound overly obvious, but try this.
setcookie(cookieusername,$username,time()+6048000,/,,0);
$cookieusername = $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS[cookieusername];
if (!$cookieusername){
echoSorry, no cookie, no page.;
die();
}
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Jonathan Campbell ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] )
Mid days haze and I'm
Hi Jeff!
On Thu, 05 Jul 2001, Jeff Gannaway wrote:
OK, I'm working on a site that absolutely must use a cookie containing a
session identifier.
I know how to set a cookie through PHP, but I need to do something else too.
The same page MUST identifier whether the cookie was accepted or
With a good start from the folks on this list and a little JavaScript
digging, I found an excellent solution to my problem that I thought I'd share:
Problem: Want to set a cookie then test for it on the same page. I don't
want to to do page redirection to ensure optimal search engine
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