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Re: Cookies with CGI::Application

by drewbie (Chaplain)
on May 16, 2004 at 19:43 UTC ( [id://353805]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Cookies with CGI::Application

What is happening is that only cookie is actually sent to the browser, and I'd bet it's either the last or first one depending on how header_props is implemented. The solution is header_add() - you might have to upgrade your CGI::Application installation since it's a recent addition.
header_add() # add or replace the 'type' header $webapp->header_add( -type => 'image/png' ); - or - # add an additional cookie $webapp->header_add(-cookie=>[$extra_cookie]); The header_add() method is used to add one or more headers to the +outgoing response headers. The parameters will eventuallly be passed +on to the CGI.pm header() method, so refer to the CGI docs for exact +usage details. Unlike calling header_props(), header_add() will preserve any exis +ting headers. If a scalar value is passed to header_add() it will rep +lace the existing value for that key. If an array reference is passed as a value to header_add(), values + in that array ref will be appended to any existing values values for + that key. This is primarily useful for setting an additional cookie +after one has already been set.

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