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PHP Version 4.3.2 and cookies
Is there any special concerns I need to know about with PHP Version 4.3.2 and setting cookies? I put my working site on a new server with PHP Version 4.3.2 and now the cookies aren't setting.
I tried setting them with just the cookie name and value with no expiration - no luck. I tried with the forementioned and "0" expiration - no luck! What gives?
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Questions ============ 1. What version are you coming from? 2. Post some code showing how you are setting cookies Initially, I see there is a problem with your expiration date as PHP expects to see an "INTEGER" value there, not a quoted zero "0". When PHP encounters this STRING you will get errors (depending on your Error Reporting Level). ============ Answers ============ 1. Older versions of PHP did not care if you specified an integer or string value... make sure you're code does not reflect this. 2. A valid cookie setting statement looks similar to the following: PHP Code:
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