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Re: Stay Logged in

by Madams (Pilgrim)
on Feb 13, 2001 at 07:47 UTC ( [id://58072]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Stay Logged in

Cookie,cookie,cookie starts with "C"...

Try:

use CGI;

and the cookie() sub.
Cookies are resent by the browser at every http request the pod for CGI.pm is VERY helpfull.

Goodluck,
madams.

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Re: Re: Stay Logged in
by ImpalaSS (Monk) on Feb 13, 2001 at 09:49 UTC
    Hey, I have some questions reguarding that. One: Is there a resource you can provide me with you help me out? Secondly, when do the cookies get reset? Thirdly, how do i call the cookie, during the script??
    THanks

    Dipul
      First: Using cookies within perl, refer to CGI.pm. When you send the HTTP header, you send the cookies off with it.

      Second: You specify the expiry time for a cookie when you send it in the header; it's then up to the specific browser to decide when to remove it after the expiry is over with -- some do this on startup, some on shutdown, but that's not your problem.

      Third: with CGI.pl, you have to send the cookie off with the header in order to have it set. With how HTTP is configured, the CGI.pm variable will get the pertient cookie information from the user during initialization, so you'll be able to check for any cookies that you might have put out at any time during the use of CGI.pm.

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