I change the settings by ini_set(\"session.use_only_cookies\", \"1\"); and ini_get returns the right value.
So lets say i have a member base website and when the user signs in i put put a cookie (or a session) with a key value pair remembering who the user is. But its ju开发者_高级运维st come to my attentio
I notice that cookies set by sites all have the following names __utma, __utmb, __utmc, __utmz Is this a convention? Or is it the default values created by some server side language? Is there a开发
I am trying to set a cookie so that users only get a javascript only once. However, I am a Rails newbie and have no idea where to begin. Can anyone point in me in th开发者_开发知识库e right direction?
can we write rewrite rules in apache based on the value available in cookie. below is the sample cookie value (from firebug). In this i need to control my rewrite rule based on the valuejforumUserId
I have set the .ASPXAUTH cookie to be https only but I am not sure how to effectively do the same with the ASP.NET_SessionId.
Have next problem: i setup the custom session state server (store sessions in Mysql). But the session data not added to database (the default .net session table is empty), but the authorization works
I am working on a web application where I have to tell user that he is logged in gmail or yahoo or facebook account. I think this can be done using cookies.
We fixed an issue we had with a browser from not being able to log in on subdomains by adding the following line of code.
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