in reply to Cookies in Perl
I do know that cooke of "name" has not been set on the computer yet. Would this be causing it?Yes.
And if so how would I properly check to see if the cookie preexists or not.If it exists then $Cookie{'Name'} would contain a cookie object, hence, a true value when tested in boolean context. So an easy fix is
If @LoginInfo may contain some data before you call this, it's best to wipe it, either first or in an else block.if ($Cookie{'Name'}) { @LoginInfo = $Cookie{'Name'}->value; }
p.s. In perl mids, mixed case for variable names is considered poor style. But it'll still work, of course.
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Re^2: Cookies in Perl
by Eagle_f91 (Acolyte) on Feb 06, 2008 at 22:51 UTC |