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Example of how cookies can be used to implement secondary domain name accessibility in PHP_PHP Tutorial
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Cookies are very commonly used in some applications. I have a multi-level domain name that needs to be able to access the cookies bound to the main domain name at the same time. Let me introduce to you how to use setcookie in PHP to realize that the secondary domain name can successfully access the main domain name cookie. value method.
Sometimes the two domain names may be on different servers, but we still hope that the secondary domain name can successfully access the cookies of the primary domain name, and the primary domain name can successfully access the cookies of the secondary domain name. For example, bbs.hzhuti.com hopes to access the cookies of www.hzhuti.com and blog.hzhuti.com
Here are 3 global cookie setting methods that you may often hear
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setcookie("hzhuti",$s,time()+3600*12,'/','.hzhuti.com'); |
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setcookie("hzhuti",$s,time()+3600*12,'/','.hzhuti.com'); |
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setcookie("hzhuti",$s,time()+3600*12,'/','hzhuti.com'); |
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setcookie("hzhuti",$s,time()+3600*12,'/','hzhuti.com');
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setcookie("hzhuti",$s,time()+3600*12,'/','ss.hzhuti.com'); |
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Set a cookie that can only be read correctly under the ss.hzhuti.com domain name
The standard statement on the Internet is .hzhuti.com.
There is also a * statement (this statement is completely wrong...)
The following recommends a good php cookie operation class, which can set cookies, obtain cookies, and delete cookies.
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* php cookie类
* class：PHP_COOKIE
*/
class PHP_COOKIE
{
var $_name = "";
var $_val = array();
var $_expires;
var $_dir = '/';// all dirs
var $_site = '';
function PHP_COOKIE($cname, $cexpires="", $cdir="/", $csite="")
{
$this->_name=$cname;
$GLOBALS[$var]=$val;
}
}
} if(isset($this)) $this->_val=$arr; }
// Remove cookies globally
unset($_COOKIE[$cname]);
unset($GLOBALS[$cname]);
} function put($var, $value)
{
$_COOKIE[$var]=$value;
$this->_val["$var"]=$value; if(isset($GLOBALS["PHP_SELF"])){
$GLOBALS[$var]=$value;
} if(empty($value)){
unset($this->_val[$var]);
} } function clear()
{
$this->_val=array();
} function set()
{
if(empty($this->_val)){
$cookie_val="";
}
else {
$cookie_val=serialize($this->_val);
}
if(strlen($cookie_val)>4*1024){
trigger_error("The cookie $this->_name exceeds the specification for the maximum cookie size. Some data may be lost", E_USER_WARNING);
}
setcookie("$this->_name", $cookie_val, $this->_expires, $this->_dir, $this->_site);
}
}
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