all my cookies work great on subdomain, but if subdomain has \"_\" in it, then cookie dont get read at all and dont get right at all eaither. following are my tested result, which will self explain
I开发者_如何转开发 need to store an array in a jQuery cookie, any one help me please?Still not exactly sure what you need but i hope this will help.
setcookie(\'id\', null, 1, \"/\", \".domain.name\"); The above will only delete a specific cookie, but ho开发者_如何学编程w to delete them all?This should do the trick:
I have the following code to set, get, and delete cookies: function set_cookie( name, value, expires, path, domain, secure ) {
I\'m having a strange problem with cookies which are being sent and received properly but are inaccessible to JavaScript on Internet Explorer. Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and Safari JavaScript is fine.
I\'ve run up across a problem with ASP.NET AJAX (hooked up to WebServices directly) and accessing our site through a WebSeal junction.
开发者_运维百科[php] $filename = \"./logs/\".$_SESSION[\'uniqueID\'].\".php\" ; // output 4b1e7b3489549.php
Got a test site that I\'m fetching. The site uses the POST method, as well as cookies. (Not sure that the cookies are critical, but i\'m inclined to think they are..)
I\'ve got a question about how Rails handles cookie encryption/decryption. I\'ve got this in my config/environment.rb
cookie[person][name],cookie[person][id],cookie开发者_C百科[person][age] How to make the cookie like above?Well, you could assign the value of the cookie to be a serialized array