Can't access existing php cookie -


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i'm developing website on localhost uses cookies. have function generates random, 25 character string stored in database , set referential cookie on user's browser.

i've searched internet , site, wasn't able find solution problem.

below overview of related code

 function generaterandomstring($length){     $string = "";     $possible = "012346789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw";     $maxlength = strlen($possible);     if($length > $maxlength){         $length = $maxlength;     }     $i = 0;      while($i < $length){          $char = substr($possible, mt_rand(0, $maxlength-1), 1);         if(!strstr($string, $char)){              $string .= $char;             $i++;         }     }     return $string; }  $ucookie = generaterandomstring(25);  setcookie('uhash', $ucookie, time()+60*60*24*30);  $stmt = $dbh->prepare('     update user      set u_usercookie = :cookie      u_userid = :id ');   $stmt->execute(array(     ':cookie' => $ucookie,     ':id' => $user_id ));

now when try echo($_cookie['uhash']); empty string.

the strange part when check chrome preferences, cookie exists

name:    uhash content:    134uhneprcmbngqeajhrsuijl domain: localhost path:   /~path/to/login send for:   kind of connection accessible script:   yes created:    wednesday, april 17, 2013 4:21:27 pm expires:    friday, may 17, 2013 4:21:27 pm

the string '134uhneprcmbngqeajhrsuijl' can found in database, works

am missing basic info cookies (on localhost)?

solved

the problem is, according php.net

'that domain names must contain @ least 2 dots (.), hence 'localhost' invalid , browser refuse set cookie'

so solved doing this

 $domain = ($_server['http_host'] != 'localhost') ? $_server['http_host'] : false; setcookie('uhash', $ucookie, time()+60*60*24*30, '/', $domain, false);

see issue: cookies on localhost explicit domain

domain names in cookie must contain 2 dots. localhost therefor invalid.


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