Re: Dumb session cookie question?
| From: | Robert Pruitt | Date: | Sun, 08 Dec 2002 13:57:08 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Dumb session cookie question? | ||
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IE traditionally puts cookies in a folder named Cookies.
Do a search for 'cookies' -- see what you come up with.
on 08/12/02 10:17 PM, Douglas Douglas (replaceafill@yahoo.com) wrote:Hi all. I'm sorry about the dumb question, but I've just expend two hours trying to find the damn cookie and I couldn't :( I've read that when you use sessions and configure the php.ini with session.use_cookies = 1, your sessions will always send cookies to the client (if the client accept the cookies)... Is that right? I ask because I'm reading my first tutorial about sessions and it worked fine... but I can't find where IE6 (Windows XP, Apache 1.3.27) stores those cookies I used... I want to see the cookie's contents... So I was wondering if PHP really sends the cookies, but I also printed the $_SESSION and $_COOKIE arrays and it displayed the correct information... in $_COOKIE displayed PHPSESSID == XXXXXXXXXXXX, so I think there is some cookie somewhere, my question is where is it? I'm so confused right now... Thanks for any help. Sorry again.