cookies

问题 I am facing a difficulty in understanding the usage of cookies in PHP, Please consider the following code snippet public function preExecute() { setcookie("testCookie", "Hello123", time() + 31536000, "/", WebServer::getServerName()); echo "Before Value of cookine in decommission::".$_COOKIE["testCookie"]; setcookie("testCookie", "Hello456", time() + 31536000, "/", WebServer::getServerName()); echo "After Value of cookine in decommission::".$_COOKIE["testCookie"]; } The output that i am

问题 Where can I find the cookie that session_start uses? 回答1: For standard PHP sessions with default settings, you can get the cookie key/value with: session_name() -> session cookie's KEY session_id() -> session cookie's VALUE However, note that whatever you write to $_SESSION is NOT stored in the cookie itself. The session cookie contains ONLY the session ID value. The data your write in $_SESSION is stored on the server - usually in a file, unless you've rolled your own session handlers and

问题 Where can I find the cookie that session_start uses? 回答1: For standard PHP sessions with default settings, you can get the cookie key/value with: session_name() -> session cookie's KEY session_id() -> session cookie's VALUE However, note that whatever you write to $_SESSION is NOT stored in the cookie itself. The session cookie contains ONLY the session ID value. The data your write in $_SESSION is stored on the server - usually in a file, unless you've rolled your own session handlers and

问题 I am unable to get the cookie to unset. cookie set: (id, alias) setcookie("id",$data['id'], time()+3600*24*30); setcookie("alias",$this->nombre, time()+3600*24*30); cookies unset? (id, alias) setcookie("id","-1",time()-315360000); setcookie("alias","",time()-315360000); unset($_COOKIE['id']); // additional, but still no.. unset($_COOKIE['alias']); // " " What I am doing wrong? 回答1: Using your example, I created this test: <?php ob_start(); echo '<pre>'; setcookie("id","0001", time()+3600*24

问题 I am making calls to an api that works with "token" the login and the calls to the api work perfectly for me, I am using the class: "System.Net.Http.HttpClient". Now I need to make a GET call but not to an API endpoints but to the site itself. Through the browser I enter the URL with login and it shows me a jSon object in the GET call, it is what I want to get in my .Net app. [edit] I do not need to write the code, what I need to know is: I am developing an application that connects to the

问题 I want to enable the cookies of WKWebView so that if user log in gmail or solve recaptcha in WKWebView , it should not be asked to log in gmail or solve recaptcha again. I also want to get those cookies so that I can pass those cookies to other instance of WKWebView on other screen. I am using following code to get cookies but it is returning 0 count of cookies. [dataStore.httpCookieStore getAllCookies:^(NSArray *cookies) { [self->settings setCookies:cookies]; [[NSNotificationCenter

问题 I have a Blazor 3.1 App with Identity where I want to implement a cookie consent banner. In classic ASP .NET Core, there is a nice template for a cookie consent banner. @using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.Features @{ var consentFeature = Context.Features.Get<ITrackingConsentFeature>(); var showBanner = !consentFeature?.CanTrack ?? false; var cookieString = consentFeature?.CreateConsentCookie(); } @if (showBanner) { <div class="container"> <div id="cookieConsent" class="alert alert-info alert

问题 i'm using some simple code as a test as my page isn't working, maybe i'm missing something?! I have google for this problem and searched here but no one seems to have mentioned it! even on cookie tuts i have read! i have a simple setcookie php line of code: <?php if($_COOKIE['PHP1'] !== 'php'){ $blah = setcookie('PHP1','php',time() + (1000 * 120),'/','',false,false);} ?> Its at the top of the page before any html and sets the cookie PHP1 to php just fine; I then have some code on the body: <

问题 I set up an A/B test which required a fairly large amount of data to be stored in a cookie temporarily. While testing my code, I managed to get the cookie over 4kB. Safari set the cookie. On the subsequent page load, Apache returned an error since the cookie was too large. I tested this on Firefox as well and it simply ignores the cookie, which seems to be the correct behavior to me. I've seen this happen before first-hand on GMail. I used to get Bad Request errors and would have to delete my

问题 I'm calling an authentication service with credentials and it responses back cookies with authentication info. I need that info for accessing a Web Service. The problem is that the authentication service returns a response with multiple cookies but I can only access to the first cookie from response it's the second cookie (WSL-external=VhTee1...) that I need for accessing the Web Service. The response I'm getting from the authentication server: HTTP/1.1 200 OK Content-Language: en-US Expires: