This is with regard to my earlier mail today morning.
In fact I found out that, that problem is due to the way the timestamp is
handled.
Are there any safe ways to handle cookie expiry time regardless of the time
system the client uses?
Prathap
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From: "Prathaban Mookiah" <prathap@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: PHP Mailing Lists <php-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wed, 19 Jul 2006 23:01:29 +0600
Subject: Problem With Cookies
> I have run into a wierd problem with cookies. I am trying to set a
> cookie as usual:
>
> $COOKIE_EXPIRES = 3600;
> $COOKIE_VALID_PATH = "/mydirectory/";
> $COOKIE_DOMAIN = ".myhost.com"
>
> setcookie("mycookie1", "somevalue", time()+$COOKIE_EXPIRES,
> $COOKIE_VALID_PATH, $COOKIE_DOMAIN, 0)
>
> I want this cookie to be valid only for the directory /mydirectory
> in the server www.myhost.com. i.e. only for http://www.myhost.com/
mydirectory/
>
> The problem is that it works fine with IE 5.5 & Opera 8.5 & Firefox
> 1.5. But the cookies are not being accepted by IE 6 & Opera 9.0.
>
> And this is the header I captured through ethreal:
>
> Set-Cookie: mycookie1=somevalue; expires=Wed,19-Jul-2006 17:08:59
> GMT; path=/ mydirectory/; domain=.myhost.com\r\n
>
> I am sure I am not doing something totally wrong because it works
> well with some versions. Are there any known issues with the later
> versions of IE and Opera.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Prathap
>
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