So basically, instead of:
$cookiePath = "/"
you might put this:
$cookiePath = "/yournamehere/"
I'm using this and it seems to work:
$cookiePath = "/sharonnikfarjam/class7"
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On one of my work pages, I had nested text and images inside a div with the
display: inline and float: left properties in the css of the div and only
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16 years ago
2 comments:
Thanks Sharron, I thought the "/" was related to a higher level than it really is. Your suggestions worked for me too.
I question the conflict issue mentioned though... If all our cookies were set to "/" path, wouldn't the only conflict be if we went through our own project and then visited another? Then only would it be a problem if we all had named the cookies for login the same but perhaps had others missing.
Have you witnessed conflicts?
Actually, that's exactly what I did. I was checking out your site and then I came back to mine and saw that my site had access to your cookies. I suddenly had two user cookies and two 'loggedin' cookies.
It did not cause a conflict but I'm sure it could have if my site were in a more advanced state. (I'm still putting together the uploading part of the page so I'm just getting to the part where I use the username.)
Mostly, I thought it would be good for people to think about the issue and the possibility for conflicts.
Thanks!
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