Yes, you are right $cookie = $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS["mycookie"]; should be in
*else* part
Jason Sheets wrote:
This will always assign the value of $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS["mycookie"] to
$cookie, overwriting the $cookie = $form_value assignment which is what
you want if the page is being reloaded but is no
You could use a header() with Location: but why do you need to reload
the page? If you already have your data in $form_value then the data is
already available to you.
If you are using a newer version of PHP (> 4.1) you can reference the
information from the $_COOKIE array as well.
You could do
TACKEL wrote:
Hi,
I have a php file that set up a cookie that receives from a form and also uses it.
My problem is the first time the value is submitted via form. The cookie is setup
but I cannot not use it so I'd need to reload the web after setting up the cookie.
Myfile.php
if ($form_va
Hi,
I have a php file that set up a cookie that receives from a form and also uses it.
My problem is the first time the value is submitted via form. The cookie is setup
but I cannot not use it so I'd need to reload the web after setting up the cookie.
Myfile.php
if ($form_value != "0"){
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