Hi there

Thanks for taking the time to reply to this, it's much appreciated.

I have run the command you entered from the command line but I get a different result to what you are seeing on screen

$ perl -MCGI::Cookie -le " print CGI::Cookie->new( qw/ -name mycookie 
+/, -value => [qw/ foo bar /], qw/ -secure 1 -httponly 1 -expires +3M 
+/ ) "
mycookie=foo&bar; path=/; expires=Thu, 10-May-2012 08:38:56 GMT; secur
+e

[download]

As there is no mention of the httponly flag being set do you think this is an issue with our Apache install or version rather than Perl?

Up until now I have been viewing the cookie information through the Live Headers add-in in Firefox and by using the Tools, Developer Tools, Resources, Cookies menu options in Chrome.

Thanks again for the help here.

Cheers

SquirrelHead

In reply to Re^2: Cannot get httponly to work by SquirrelHead
in thread Cannot get httponly to work by SquirrelHead

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