I have this routine which I use through the app to make cookies for certain things


sub bake {
    
     my $cookie = shift;
     my @args = @_;
     
     use CGI;
    my $query    = new CGI;
    
    # Make a new cookie
     my $new_cookie = $query->cookie(@args);

     # Get the cookies already baked    
    my $cookies = $cookie->param('cookies');

    my @new_cookies; 
    push(@new_cookies, $new_cookie);
    push(@new_cookies, @$cookies) if $cookies;
    $cookie->param('cookies', ¥@new_cookies);
 }

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Then, to retrieve the cookies before I out put:

 sub return_cookies {
    my $cookie     = shift ;
    my $cookies = $cookie->param('cookies');
    $cookie->debug("SET @$cookies") if $cookies;
    return @$cookies if $cookies;
}

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The strange thing is of course, that this particular part worked fine for a day. I did not touch it, but made several changed to the main app. This leads me to believe it is not a problem with the cookie setting/retreiving function, but someplace else. And since &return_cookies returns exactly what I expect, I am totally lost.

I just discovered something strange. I am using CGI::Application so I have various run modes: 

sub top {
    my $app = shift;
    
    # Reset the cookies
    
    $app->cookie->bake(-name=>'site', -value=>$app->query->param('site
+'), -expires=>'1h');
    $app->cookie->bake(-name=>'keyword_or', -value=>'', -expires=>'-1h
+');

    $app->param('template', $app->get_template('top.html'));
    
    return ($app->output);
}

sub results {
    my $app = shift;
    
    # Do stuff to the keyword
    &manage_keyword($app) if ($app->query->param('do_search'));
    
    
    
    return ($app->output);
}

sub manage_keyword {
    my $app = shift;

    my $keyword_or  = $app->query->param('keyword_or');
       $keyword_combined ||= $app->query->cookie('keyword_or');
       
....
    $app->cookie->bake(-name=>'keyword_or', -value=>"$keyword_or") if 
+$keyword_or;
.....
}

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For some reason, even though the run_mode is results, the 

$app->cookie->bake(-name=>'keyword_or', -value=>'', -expires=>'-1h');

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in run_mode "top" seems to be deleting my cookie. If I comment that out, it works fine. Why the hang is it even paying attention to "top" ?

In reply to Re: Re: Cookies with CGI::Application by Anonymous Monk
in thread Cookies with CGI::Application by Anonymous Monk

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