Balaji Ankem wrote: >Hi Friends, > >I would like to know where the cookies will be stored? >
Cookies are stored on the client, either in memory or written to disk. >If I want to print all cookies stored in my browser how can I print? > I'm going to assume this isn't really what you mean, and you want to print all of the cookies made available to PHP. You see, as I said, the cookies are stored on the client. If PHP, running on a remote Web site, had access to "all cookies" stored in your browser, this would be a big security problem, wouldn't it? I think what you're looking for is this: <pre> <? print_r($_COOKIE); ?> </pre> >Where can I see the http response headers?? (like cookies and stuff >)..Do I need to use any protocol analyzer? > I wrote a simple utility in PHP to help me view the HTTP communication regardless of what Web site I'm interacting with. It basically uses the PHP sockets extension to behave like an HTTP proxy, so that you just configure your browser to use it as a proxy while you browse. It then embeds the HTTP transactions into the replies (text replies only) for convenience, so that they're just displayed at the bottom of each Web page. You're welcome to have a look to see if it might be useful to you. See http://protoscope.org/ for more information or http://shiflett.org/projects/protoscope/sample.html for an example of what it looks like when you use it. Happy hacking. Chris -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
