I'm trying to set a cookie for a website I'm creating and I'm having a heck of a time. It was working fine and somewhere in my changing things, I've broken the cookie code and can't figure out how. Here's the relevant code: 
  my $ucookie = new CGI::Cookie(-name=>'userpass',
                                -value=>$userpass,
                                -path=>'/',
                               -domain=>'.comicsconnector.com'
                                -expires=>$expiry,
                                );

  my $new_url = "http://www.comicsconnector.com".$curr_page;
  print header(-cookie=>$ucookie, -location=>$new_url);

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When I run the script that sets the cookie, it just doesn't get set. No errors, nothing. It worked fine before and I've checked my browser settings. To debug I printed the normal header and had the cookie header print out on the screen and it looked okay. I've also tried just setting a basic cookie with only the name and value as plain text and still nothing. Is there any way to see errors being generated that would cause the cookie not to be set? I'm pretty much stumped at this point. Thanks.

In reply to Cookie not being set by Indomitus

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