IE 6.0 don't likes my Cookies!!

**Jochen Daum** · Jul 17 '05, 01:03 AM

Re: IE 6.0 don't likes my Cookies!!

Hi Thomas!

On 10 Nov 2003 07:10:34 -0800, iclt@gmx.at (Eisl Thomas) wrote:
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>The Script:
>
><?
>
>if( isset($_POST['usr']) )
>{
> setcookie("usr" , $_POST['usr'], 0,'' ,'' , "0");
> $_COOKIE['usr'] = $_POST['usr']; // I just use this, because i need
>the Variable on the same site for a included login-function
>}
>
>?>
>
><html>
>.
>.
>.
>
>It works really fine on Mozilla, but IE can't remember the Cookie
>until the next Site. The function setcookie returns 1 - I'm
>helpless...
>It also works if i set the security-option 1 step lower then "medium",
>but I don't like it this way, because i can't tell everybody to do so
>;)[/color]

I think you need a P3P policy. Look it up on Google. Also a cookie
fallback with url parameters might work. This is built into PHP, if
you use sessions.

HTH, Jochen[color=blue]
>
>Please help me!
>Thanks!
>
>Eisl Thomas[/color]

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IE 6.0 don't likes my Cookies!!

IE 6.0 don't likes my Cookies!!

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