i have the following code, which will logout the user.if the user chooses to not close the browser it should terminate the session by deleting the cookies. But it is not able to delete the cookies..can anybody tell the mistakes i have made..

if ($section eq "logout")
{
  check_user();
  #print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";

  $cookie1 = $q->cookie(-name=>'id',
                        -value=>'',
                        -expires=>'-1d'
                        -path    =>'/',
                        -domain  =>'',
                        );
    #added by kamesh..it needs to be fixed
    $cookie2 = $q->cookie(-name=>'pass',
                        -value=>'',
                        -expires=>'-1d'
                        -path    =>'/',
                        -domain =>'',
                        );
  $cookie3 = $q->cookie(-name=>'user_group_id',
                        -value=>'',
                        -expires=>'-1d'
                        -path    =>'/',
                        -domain  =>'',
                        );

    print $q->header(-cookie =>[$cookie1,$cookie2,$cookie3]);

  print "<script language=javascript>";
    print "window.close()";
  print "</script>";

     #my $response = $q->cookie("id");
 my $response = qq|<b>$LANG{'loggedout'}. <a href=$template{'mainfile'
+}?do=main>$LANG{'logbackin'} </a></b>|;
  $template{'response'} = $response;
  parse("$global{'data'}/include/tpl/general");
    exit;
}

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thanks
kamesh

In reply to unable to delete cookies by kamesh3183

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