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Re: [PLUG] PHP, AOL cookie problem
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The AOL browser must support cookies. Maybe it's more sensitive to syntax.
Have you tried using sessions instead of manually placing cookies?
>From my point of view, the question is not that far off topic. We've had highly
off topic threads recently. At least this one involves open-source software.
marc wrote:
> Tell me if this question is off topic...
>
> I have been developing a site with PHP/Mysql. I am using php's setcookie
> function to set a cookie after a person logs in with their email address and
> password. I am working as a subcontractor for another company in doing this
> site, when the company did a presentation of the site for the client, the
> client was using AOL, and as soon as they logged in, it would jump back to
> the login page again, indicating to me that AOL is not storing the cookie.
> It works fine with netscape, ie, and konqueror. I have not had the
> oppurtunity to research this as I do not have AOL. In the meantime, does
> anybody have any experience with this? Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Marc
>
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