| Re: xoops_setcookie: set a cookie for a different domain |
| by phppp on 2004/4/22 18:49:38 sad ... There is an approach introduced by Wayne Berry: Sharing Cookies Across Domains. However, it is not so practical. |
| Re: xoops_setcookie: set a cookie for a different domain |
| by Dave_L on 2004/4/22 18:28:07 1. Not exactly. Some ad banners do this by embedding code in the page that's run on the domain for which the cookie will be created. Those are called "third-party" cookies, and both IE and Mozilla have a specific option for blocking that kind of cookie. And popup blockers might not even allow the code to execute. So even if you implemented this, a lot of users wouldn't get the cookie. |
| xoops_setcookie: set a cookie for a different domain |
| by phppp on 2004/4/22 17:18:06 It is important and essential to handle cookies for multi-site use of xoops. My question is: 1 Is it possible to set a cookie for a domain from outside of the domain? 2 If yes, how? 3 If no, will the multi-site use of XOOPS be complete? documentation from netscape |
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