On Wed, 25 Apr 2001 17:32:44 -0700, DanO
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>look at it this way:
>
>you are dealing with an INTERVAL of time, thus the only reason you
>really need javascript is in the construction of a date object.
as far as I know the only way to set a cookie's expiration is with an
exact GMT timestamp. If there were a way to tell a browser "1 hour
from now" then this would solve my problem.
>you can either import that object into php as a string, or you can
>actually go the extra mile and set the cookie in javascript.
right. I hate to do this though. I guess I'm asking if someone out
there has had this problem and found a good way around it.
thanks,
- Mark
>HTH,
>DanO
>
>
>"Mark Maggelet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>I have a cookie that times out after an hour for security reasons.
>About 1 out of 200 of my users send me an email saying they can't
log
>into my site and I find out that it's usually because their clocks
>are off. Has anyone had any luck using the time on the client to set
>cookies by instead of server time? I hate using javascript for this
>but I don't see much choice.
>
>thanks,
>- Mark
>
>
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