Ok, I will try to re-ask my question so you can better understand what I am aiming for.

I want an HTML form (which asks for a username and password) to redirect back to itself and with the user/pass make a cookie. When the cookie is sent to header after it's detected, it will access semi-secure information and won't print the form anymore.

In short, I want the form to make the cookies when it returns to itself after the user information is supplied.

I have printed your snippets out and will be looking them over more extensively after work today but there are a few things I can honestly say I haven't seen before. For example the use of our.

Thanks for your help.

In reply to Re: Re: How do they expect cookies to work (like this)?? by Anonymous Monk
in thread How do they expect cookies to work (like this)?? by Anonymous Monk

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