> I have a problem with php and cookies. I use the following line of
code
> to set a cookie to expire in one year:
>
>
setcookie('gsp_email',$_POST['requiredsubEmail'],time()*60*60*24*365
> ,'/','',0);
>
> The idea is that the cookie will sit on the client for a year, so that
a
> visitor only ha
Jeremy,
I think there might be a JavaScript solution rather than a PHP solution to
your problem.
Depending on which link, either www.english.com or www.francais.com, the
users click from www.mainurl.com you can set a cookie with JavaScript.
Of course this cookie will 'remember' the user's initial
In your main page:
Note: I usually swap the needle/haystack and have to look them up, but you
probably won't just use strstr anyway, so I didn't.
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Ive done this, our secure server is on a differnt IP/domain name, of course
I still need cookies though.
All I have todo to set the SessionID ona different domainname is pass the
PHPSESSID in the url to the new host, and voila I have access to the same
SessionID and other session vars. give it
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