Your not seting the -domain=> It's not set automaticaly.

Update: My bad. It is set automaticaly. Terrible. I must be tired today.

I'm not sure if your just checking or the presence of the cookie object but you need to use $cookie{$_}->value if you want the value of the cookie.

Try just printing out the keys of the cookies you do receive. If you don't get any try setting the domain to be generic like .domain.com instead of a full one.

Also, why are you setting two?

BMaximus

Update (again): Cowards abound on the board again. A -1 for me and not a reason why nor a correction. Don't vote down if you can't post an answer.

In reply to Re: Cookies Not Getting Set First Time by BMaximus
in thread Cookies Not Getting Set First Time by Anonymous Monk

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