Am 25.12.2013 00:42, schrieb Jean-Michel Caricand:
Hello,
I want to create a cookie and set his Expire value. I don't manage to
find a solution which works.
Where can I find a example that uses setExpires function.
Thanks,
Jean-Michel
Here:
if (!request.hasCookie("foo"))
{
tnt::Cookie cookie("bar");
cookie.setExpires("Wed, 25-Dec-14 22:10:00 GMT");
reply.setCookie("foo", cookie);
}
reply.setCookie expects a object of type tnt::Cookie. It has a default
constructor with a std::string, so that you can pass a string as a
cookie and the object is instantiated temporarily. But you can also
create a object by hand and add attributes to it.
Tommi
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