Cookies

[guest2013-1]

And no, not the yummy chocolate ones...

I'm busy with a secure site running on SSL.

www.acidrazor.co.za has the login that sets cookies for secure.acidrazor.co.za

I set the domain in the cookie itself, so www.acidrazor.co.za wouldn't have access to secure.acidrazor.co.za's cookies and "secure" is true.

However, the cookie isn't set at all (or appears not to be set)

If I do ".acidrazor.co.za" as the domain, then it works. But for both domains (I currently have secure:false because I don't have the SSL installed yet)

I read the RFC states the cookie has to have two dots ".something.com" (as an example, and can't be set to "something.com")

Could it be that the 3rd dot for "co.za" is the problem when setting this?

Any idears?

 

[Veroland]

I dont think it's the 3rd dot. we set cookies using 3 dots and it works. I'm no expert on this matter though. Could it be that www.acidrazor.co.za won't have access to secure.acidrazor.co.za where acidrazor.co.za does have access.

 

[guest2013-1]

Both the same server. secure.acidrazor.co.za is just a sub domain of www.acidrazor.co.za

Really don't know why this is happening. I'm using jquery's cookie addon

 

[Veroland]

I think the bigger question here is Why the hell are you trying to sort out coding problems on a bloody Friday afternoon?

 

[Necuno]

And no, not the yummy chocolate ones...

lost interest after that and didn't read further, why no haz chocolate cookie !


just remember to secure the WHOIS details of your domain.

 

[guest2013-1]

yea i don't care if they take acidrazor.co.za I own the .com one.

Was just used in an example

Go get some chocolate cookies and come back and help me please

 

[guest2013-1]

I think the bigger question here is Why the hell are you trying to sort out coding problems on a bloody Friday afternoon?

Because I'm bored

 

[Veroland]

Because I'm bored

good awnser, I'm drinking beer now