pp wrote:
> I posted it few months ago.
> Now I thought I solved the problem with sending cookie
> "per page" and with every prefix.
>
> I use that:
>
> <?
> $cinfo = $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS["TestCookie"] ;
> if ( !isset ($TestCookie)) {
> setcookie ("TestCookie",$TestCookie,time()+3600,"$HTTP_REFERER","") ; }
> else {
> setcookie ("TestCookie",$TestCookie,time()+3600,"$HTTP_REFERER","") ;
> }
> ?>
>
> <? echo "$TestCookie"; ?>
>
> and with non midgard sites it work for every page which contains it,
> whenever this page is.
> I included it in code-global, and it really do not want to send a
> cookie.
> Code-global is sent for every page. Am I right?
Yes, you're right.
> Simple test:
> input :
> <? echo "anything" ; ?>
> in code-global , and notice that will display only for the first host
> page.
First host page, as in 'any page from that host, and none after', or a
specific 'first page' like the root page?
Could you insert a logging proxy like tcpxd to see what actually is
transmitted?
Emile
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