William Stokes wrote:
Hello,
I have a following line in my code to set a session cookie when user logs
in. It works fine.
setcookie("sess_id","$sess_id",0,"/");
Can I store more information to the session cookie? I mean other variables.
what are you trying to do? (do you need the info in the cookie on the client?
or does it need to be 'permanent'?
<explicitly-without-sarcasm>
do you know what a php session is? I get the impression you either don't
or that there is some kind of misunderstanding.
</explicitly-without-sarcasm>
if you want to use the native php session functionality then you don't
have to use setcookie(), instead have good look at:
http://php.net/session
and in particular:
http://php.net/session_start
tiny hint: you 'start' the session on each page (maybe an include file would
come in handy) and then make use of the $_SESSION superglobal (which can store
allsorts [but not all**] of types of variables accross requests).
**resources,filehandles,streams,etc
Like I tried it like this with no success.
setcookie("sess_id","$sess_id",$another_variable,0,"/");
Thanks
-Will
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