Monks, I'm currently setting 3 cookies for a site login. It works fine, but not on a BlackBerry Browser. There's a bug where the BB wants 1 cookie only. So, I need to set a single cookie and separate the values, then read it back in. Currently I'm setting them like this: 
sub write_cookies { 

    print "Set-Cookie: reguser=$username; expires=$expires; path=/;\n"
+;
    print "Set-Cookie: regpass=$password; expires=$expires; path=/;\n"
+;
    print "Set-Cookie: regtype=$regtype; expires=$expires; path=/;\n";

}

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Then I read it like this: 
local(@getcookies) = split (/; /,$ENV{'HTTP_COOKIE'});
local(%cookies);
foreach(@getcookies){
    ($ckey, $cval) = split (/=/,$_);
     $cookies{$ckey} = $cval;
}
$username = $cookies{'reguser'};
$password = $cookies{'regpass'};
$regtype = $cookies{'regtype'};
$login = "Login" if ($username && $password && !$logout);

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I need to instead set 1 cookie, and then separate the values when I read it back in. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

In reply to Setting single cookie with a separator by htmanning

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