PHP - Moved: Cookie Death On Waking Up Pc?

how can i  set cookie like a*dm*n@**t*r*c**.*c**  ??

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$cookkiee = $islem_1['mail'] ;
$sayisi = strlen($cookkiee)-1 ;
$cok =  $islem_1['mail'] ;
for($i=0;$i<=$sayisi;$i++) {
$sifr = rand(0,2);
if($sifr ==0) { $cok[$i]= '*';  }
$dizik =  $cok[$i]; 
setrawcookie("kayip",$dizik,time()+(60*30),"/");
$_COOKIE['kayip'] = $dizik;

echo $dizi  // etc . a*dm*n@**t*r*c**.*c**
}

echo $_COOKIE['kayip']; // etc. just one char being like  random  a

Hi,
I was trying to use setcookie on my website but when I try to use, it wasn't setting anything and then I tried to make sure if it's setting something, I added
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echo $_COOKIE;But it shows Array (just the word) instead of tblogvalue.

This is the code I'm using;
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$Month = 2592000 + time();
setcookie(tblog, tblogvalue, $Month);

echo $_COOKIE;

Hey PHPFreaks!

I have a problem with my login script, because when i login it sets a cookie and it all works. But when i got redirected and refresh the page, my script turns an error which says i'm not logged in? how come?

This is what finds the cookie and redirects me

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if(!isset($_SESSION['auth']) && !isset($_COOKIE['authcookie'])) {
        $_SESSION['ERROR'] = 7;
        header('location: index.php?login');
    }

I have a question about cookies

I want the cookie to work on all the paths / folders / directorys located in a root path. So say like.. http://www.site.com/members/login.php is the folder which sets the cookie, then this cookie will also work on like.. http://www.site.com/bla/boo/works.php

I'm trying to do:
setcookie(Data1, 'valueofthecookie', '/', '.site.com', 1);

But its not working...

I have part of my script that I have used many times in many diffrent applications that works just fine.
But in this use it refuses to set the cookie or do anything besides the redirect for that matter.
// if login is ok then we add a cookie 
  $ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
$datem = date("j F Y, g:i a");
mysql_query("UPDATE YBK_Login SET date = '$datem' AND ip = '$ip' WHERE ID = '{{$info['ID']}'")or die(mysql_error()); 

   $_POST['username'] = stripslashes($_POST['username']); 
   $hour = time() + 3600; 
 setcookie('ID_WatsonN', $_POST['username'], 0); 
 setcookie('Key_WatsonN', $_POST['pass'], 0);
 setcookie('UID_WatsonN', $info['ID'], 0);
 setcookie('LOGIN', $info['ID'], time()+3);
 //then redirect them to the members area 
  Header("Location: dashboard.php"); 

Ok I have my login form and previously I was using $_SESSION untill I learned this removes data when browser is closed. Someone said to me to use cookies but I have no clue where to begin on setting a cookie or reading information from it.

Can anyone point me to a tutorial on cookies?

if a user clicks ?hide=1 or ?hide=2

it
does

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if (isset($_GET['hide'])){
$id = intval($_GET['hide']);
setcookie('hide', ''.$id.'',time()+32000000);
header('Location: index.php');
exit;
}
How do I make it so if they click ?hide=1 it ad's 1, but what if they do ?hide=2 also? it would need to be 1,2  not just 2.

I'm not really sure if this is a cookie problem but that's all I could think of. I have a web site that users have to log into. I have seen that when I log out of my account and log into my test account my main user name will still show on the welcome page unless I let the computer sit for a bit or if I clear recent history. This happens in all the main browsers. I have also started having a problem where if I update something in my database it shows up in MySQL right away but can take a while to show up on the web page unless i clear the history. Not sure what code to post to give you an idea so if you want to see something let me know and I will put it up.

Thank you

Hey guys I'm pretty new to both PHP and Javascript. I think my problem is a PHP one, not a Javascript one. But it involves both. I'm trying to delete a cookie by clicking a link.

I call the javascript function like so:


if (isset($_COOKIE["active"]))
{
     echo "<a href='addpost.php'>Add Post</a>
     <a href onClick='eraseCookie()'>Log Out</a>";
}

And the function looks like this:

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function eraseCookie() {
        <?php
        setcookie(active, 0, time()-3600); 
        echo "It works";
        ?>
}
The function doesn't delete the cookie and doesn't echo "It works". Like I said this could be a Javascript error, not a PHP one, but I have to start somewhere. Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong?

Hello All

    I wrote a tiny piece of cookie code (to set and record cookies and hits) that works pretty well but seems to have a bug in it that I cannot figure out. First, here is the code:

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<?php
$my_cookie = (isset($_COOKIE['my_cookie'])) ? true : false;

$countFile = "./data/count.txt";
$cookieFile = "./data/cookie.txt";

$dateTime = date('Y-m-d\,H:i:s\,U\,T\,O\G\M\T');
$remoteIPAddress .= $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
$remoteUserAgent .= $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];

$cookieVal = $dateTime;
$cookieVal .= ",";
$cookieVal .= $remoteIPAddress;
$cookieVal .= ",";
$cookieVal .= $remoteUserAgent;
$cookieVal .= "\r\n";

    if(!$my_cookie){
     // read the visit counter
     $countHandle = fopen($countFile, 'r');
     $visitCount = intval(trim(@fread($countHandle, filesize($countFile))));
     fclose($countHandle);

     // incremenet the visit counter
     $visitCount++;

// write the new visit count and cookie value to their respective files
     $countHandle = fopen($countFile, 'w');
     $cookieHandle = fopen($cookieFile, "a+b");

if(!preg_match('/bot/',$remoteUserAgent)){
     fwrite($countHandle, $visitCount);
     fwrite($cookieHandle, $cookieVal);
     }

     fclose($countHandle);
     fclose($cookieHandle);

     setcookie("my_cookie", $cookieVal, time()+31556926);
    }
    else{
     // read the visit counter
     $countHandle = fopen($countFile, 'r');
     $visitCount = fread($countHandle, filesize($countFile));
     fclose($countHandle);
    }
?>

What is happening is that sometimes, not every time, but, sometimes my cookie.txt count gets a 0 (zero) written back to it and I can't figure out why. Can anybody see anything in there that would have this effect? Like I said, it only gets zeroed out from time to time.

Thanks to all for taking the time to read.   

What I want is to let visitors select a county they want to search in.
And when the choice is made - all ads, news, info that is shown is from the chosen county.

What I'm trying to say here, is that when a location is set, visitors don't need to set the location again. But they can change it all the time.

I belive this is done by setting a cookie with PHP. But don't know how.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Ok I have NEVER had problem like this before.

First of all, I am not that great with cookies or headers. But I know how to set cookies & sessions & how to use them.

Any way, this is the most important feature & page on my app. Its for the register page, it sets a cookie that is needed to prevent fraud.

I did the development of this script on my local server & this is my first time testing it on a real server.

My issue is, I keep getting the damn headers already sent error;

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Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /../../..//mysite.com/admin/includes/linkmysql.php:2) in /../../../mysite.com/reg.php on line 36
I literally tried everything. I completely rewrote the page to work around this. I cannot stress enough how important this cookie is.

I dont udnerstand. The php is b4 all the html, etc etc. There should be no other "headers being sent".

Heres the code;

<?php


require_once 'is_email.php';

$result = is_email(@$email, true, true);
if (isset($_POST['register_clicked']) && $_POST['register_clicked']==1)
{
$uname = $_POST['uname'];
$upasswd = $_POST['passwd'];
$email = $_POST['email'];




if (!(strlen($uname) > 0 && strlen($uname) < 31))
echo '<td colspan="3" align="center" class="FormError"> USERNAME length must be between 1 and 30! </td>';
else if (!(strlen($upasswd) > 0 && strlen($upasswd) < 41))
echo '<td colspan="3" align="center" class="FormError"> PASSWORD length must be between 1 and 30! </td>';
else if ($upasswd != $_POST['passwdconf'])
echo '<td colspan="3" align="center" class="FormError"> PASSWORD doesn\'t match! </td>';


else if (!is_email($email)) echo "<td colspan='3' align='center' class='FormError'>{$email} is not a valid email address! (result code $result)</td>";
else
{
include_once('admin/includes/linkmysql.php');
include('admin/includes/func.php');
if (!newuser($uname, $upasswd, $email))
echo "<td colspan='3' align='center' class='FormError'>Username already in use!</td>";

else
{
echo '<strong><font color="black">Registration Completed!</font></strong>';
$value = "no-delete";
setcookie("Muffins", $value, mktime (0, 0, 0, 12, 31, 2015));

#if (isset($_POST['autologin']))
#{

add_login($uname);
$_SESSION['login_name'] = $uname; 
?>
<!--<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
window.location.href = "index.php?a=home";
</script> -->
<?php
}
}
}

?>
                    <?php
if (isset($_COOKIE['Muffins']))
{
Header ('Location: http://mysite.com/index.php?a=noreg');
}

?>

line 36 is obviously the line with the setcookie. I have no idea why it is referencing the include file, it has two lines of code that defines the mysql connections.

This code is at the top of the page, before all the HTML etc. NO reason why it should be giving me header errors rigght!?? Im having the same issue with another page. I ban users thru setting a value in a mysql table, when the "system" notices the ban value is set, it redirects them to an account banned page using a header. BUT ITS THE SAME ******** THING!!!!!

NEVER in my YEARS of coding have I ran into such AN ANNOYING & SENSELESS ISSUE!

Sorry I am just SO frustrated, due to this I have not worked on this in days I pretty much gave up. I cannot launch this site that I have been working on for years without this working.

THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR HELP!!! Much appreciated.

I have an array of fields:

$fields = array(
"cfg_change_date" => "Configuration Change Date",
"system_name" => "System Name",
"system_manf" => "System Manufacturer",
"system_model_no" => "System Model Number",
"system_serial_no" => "System Serial Number",
"system_board_part_no" => "System Board Part Number",
"system_board_serial_no" => "System Board Serial Number",
"asset_tag" => "Asset Tag",
"sla_code" => "SLA Code",
"category" => "Category",
"os_version" => "OS Version",
"os_upgraded" => "OS Upgraded",
"bios_version" => "BIOS Version",
"bios_upgraded" => "BIOS Upgraded",
"ilom_version" => "ILOM Version",
"ilom_ip" => "ILOM IP Address",
"ilom_updated" => "ILOM Updated",
"rack_id" => "Rack ID",
"rack_location_id" => "Rack Location ID",
"tech_id" => "Tech ID",
"warranty" => "Warranty"
);


I have them all outputted as checkboxes right now in a form. When the user hits save, I want the checked ones to be stored in a single cookie and then later referenced so it remember what the user wants to query from the DB. The thing I cant figure out is how to do this dynamically rather than checking if each one is checked.

I am working on a website that depends on a complex cookie being set. In an effort to fix problems before they become big problems, I want to monitor that the cookie is getting set correctly with a cron job. I can setup the cron job just fine, but I can't figure out how to get the value of the cookie.

By visiting the main site the cookie is set automatically, and I've also made a special script on that server that only gets me that cookie value and spits it out. I am trying to use cURL to call the main page, and then right after that, call the get-cookie.php page which should then have cookie data to display.

Here is how I am trying to do it now:
<?php

$c = curl_init();

// making the initial call to the real website
curl_setopt($c, CURLOPT_URL, 'http://domain.com');
curl_setopt($c, CURLOPT_HEADER, false);
curl_exec($c);

curl_close($c);

$c = curl_init();

// now making a call to the script that spits out the cookie
curl_setopt($c, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true);
curl_setopt($c, CURLOPT_URL, 'http://domain.com/get-cookie.php');
curl_setopt($c, CURLOPT_HEADER, false);

$output = curl_exec($c);

curl_close($c);

echo 'output: ' . $output . "\n\n";

?>

I've tried a few different things here, but so far no luck. Anyone have any ideas on how I can make this work? Thanks so much!

Hi All,

I have a secure website which always checks the cookies is not expired and the session id is set.
When someone doesn't browse for the period of the cookie it will expire however the session id stays valid
until he logout. A lot of people don't logout so the pages will still be accessable for them or others who use
their pc.

Is there a way to destroy the session id when the cookies expires?

Marco