same here.Roja wrote: All stored, no problems.
I'm curious now why you are getting restricted site for it.. it doesn't happen for me.
I hate IE and cookies.
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Well what other way would I be able to use in place of cookies? Sessions maybe, but I don't know how to use them on my old version of PHP (6.0.9 I believe).
Edit: Not to mention, I'd probably render half of my website useless with sessions, as I have a few different snippets that are meant to detect if a variable is set (which I used cookies to do) to determine their output
Edit 2: I posted the source code for both the pages in question... This may help you understand what I'm talking about.
Main page: (Which is the actual page rendered)
http://dumbass.ionichost.com/?id=source_main
Index page: (Which has all the variable's set)
http://dumbass.ionichost.com/?id=source_index
Edit: Not to mention, I'd probably render half of my website useless with sessions, as I have a few different snippets that are meant to detect if a variable is set (which I used cookies to do) to determine their output
Edit 2: I posted the source code for both the pages in question... This may help you understand what I'm talking about.
Main page: (Which is the actual page rendered)
http://dumbass.ionichost.com/?id=source_main
Index page: (Which has all the variable's set)
http://dumbass.ionichost.com/?id=source_index
I guess a better question is how do I set variables when using sessions?
That code there always renders $the as "gra", and never to the variable $the... But that's probably because I never SET $the...
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session_start();
if(isset($the)) {
$_SESSION['the'] = $the;
} else {
$_SESSION['the'] = "gra";
}