Hi,
You can check if browser cookies are enabled or not by using follow. given
JavaScript functions.
//** jsfunc.js ***//
function f_ReadCookie(cookieName)
{
if (cookieName == "" )
{
return;
}
var theCookie=""+document.cookie+(("/") ? "; path=" + "/" : "") ;
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Reading Aidan's e-mails is like watching a Disney movie. You can't help but feel warm
and fuzzy inside and loving toward the whole world.
Basically, create a page with an HTML form that takes the user name and password (or
whatever login information you think is appropriate). The action of the
* Thus wrote Martin Schneider:
>
> But I have seen pages on which it seems they set und check if the cookie
> has been set ON THE SAME PAGE. So I want to know how they do that
> (perhaps with a 302-header or something like that?).
I think you answered you're own question :)
if(! isset($_COOKIE
On 21 June 2004 12:11, Martin Schneider wrote:
> thanks for your reply, I think you missunderstood, please read more
> carefully. I know how to set and read a cookie, but as I
> wrote I wasn't
> able to set and text a cookie ON THE SAME PAGE.
>
> The manual says: http://php.net/setcookie
> "Once
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