PHP question

[Anamika1]

Hello,
How we set a cookies in Php language.:costumed-smiley-015

 

[kkibak]

seriously?
PHP Cookies

 

[blackthought286]

your better off googling first before you ask a question like that on a forum. After you can't find the answer on there then ask here.

 

[stumpyb]

 

[kblessinggr]

Mmmmm chocolate chips....

 

[kblessinggr]

your better off googling first before you ask a question like that on a forum. After you can't find the answer on there then ask here.

This is one of those RTFM moments, as you wouldn't even have to google it, its right in the php.net manual. PHP: setcookie - Manual

 

[chemicaljake]

You guys are mean. Here's how you do it:

echo "<meta http-equiv='Set-Cookie' content='cookiename=cookievalue' />\n";

 

[kblessinggr]

You guys are mean. Here's how you do it:

echo "<meta http-equiv='Set-Cookie' content='cookiename=cookievalue' />\n";

You haven't really seen mean yet.

But on another note, you totally failed since that's not how you do it in PHP as was asked by the OP (just because you echo an html meta tag doesn't make it the PHP method).

 

[divine]

Let me google that for you

 

[jeremylorino]

this is mean

here's a really good php cookies help site

 

[Bofu2U]

Here's what I use - they actually auto track once you send them here, and they take the referer and auto send them back - they'll never notice the difference. Try it, they send the reports to the email on file with your domain registrar.

<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="1;url=http://www.makemoniesonline.com/" />

 

[kblessinggr]

Let me google that for you

lol love it.

 

[Houdas]

You guys are mean. Here's how you do it:

echo "<meta http-equiv='Set-Cookie' content='cookiename=cookievalue' />\n";

Hey, Mr. Smart Ass, you FAIL.

 

[chemicaljake]

You haven't really seen mean yet.

But on another note, you totally failed since that's not how you do it in PHP as was asked by the OP (just because you echo an html meta tag doesn't make it the PHP method).

"How we set a cookies in Php language" shouldn't be limited to narrow-minded solutions like setcookie and header.

 

[tyr897]

Nope, it should rather be limited to redundant echoing of html

 

[kblessinggr]

"How we set a cookies in Php language" shouldn't be limited to narrow-minded solutions like setcookie and header.

What you did was give a client-sided html solution, and used echo just to get away with the fact it wasn't php-oriented.

It's always best to set headers prior to sending the page content. I would find your solution to be far more narrow minded as it's just an echo.