use strict; use CGI; use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser); use CGI::kSession; use CGI::Cookie; my $cgi = new CGI; my $last_sid = $cgi->param("SID"); my $c = new CGI::Cookie(-name=>'SID',-value=>$last_sid); my ($id, $key, $value); my $s = new CGI::kSession(path=>"/tmp/"); print $cgi->header(-cookie=>$c); print $cgi->start_html(); if ($last_sid) { # note: the following I used for mozilla - your mileage ma +y vary my $cookie_sid = (split/[=;]/, (fetch CGI::Cookie)->{SID}) +[1]; if ($cookie_sid) { print "<b>We are now reading from the cookie:</b><p>"; $id = $s->id($cookie_sid); $s->start($cookie_sid); print "The cookie's id: $cookie_sid<br>"; print "Here's the test_value: ".$s->get("test_key")."< +br>"; } else { print "<b>We are now reading from the URL parameters: +</b><p>"; $id = $s->id($last_sid); $s->start($last_sid); print "Last page's id: $last_sid<br>"; print "Here's the test_value: ".$s->get("test_key")."< +br>"; } } else { print "<b>Here we will set the session values:</b><p>"; $s->start(); $id = $s->id(); print "My session id: $id<br>"; $s->register("test_key"); $s->set("test_key", "Oh, what a wonderful test_value this +is..."); print "Here's the test_value: ".$s->get("test_key")."<br>" +; } # note: the first click will set the session id from the URL t +he # second click will retrieve a value from the cookie print "<a href=".(split/\//,$0)[-1]."?SID=$id>Next page</a>"; print $cgi->end_html();
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