><?
>setcookie("cookiename1","$domin","timeset()+1800");
You're being "quote" "happy" and using "way" too "many" "quotes" "" "" :-)
$domin is a variable. You don't need to use "$domin"
It won't "hurt" anything, since you're just forcing PHP to build *another*
string with the same exact content in it. But it's "silly"
"timeset()+1800", however, is a big problem. You're *supposed* to be giving
the setcookie() function a NUMBER that represents the time that has passed.
You're giving it a string. That's wrong.
Also, some stupid broken IE browsers won't let you provide a time without a
path. It's wrong, but it's Microsoft. So add '/' as your path argument:
setcookie("cookiename1", $domin, time()+1800, '/');
>$cookiename1=$domin;
>echo $cookiename1; // here it works
Yes and no. You're not really seeing a Cookie "work" You're just seeing
the same value you just assigned.
>?>
>--- HTML code ---
><?
>function one(){
>?>
>--- HTML code ---
><input name="domin" type="text" size="40" maxlength="63">
>--- HTML code ---
><?
>}
>
>function two(){
>$othervar=$_COOKIE['cookiename1'];
>echo $othervar; // here it doesn't work
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