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??wrote: > > Hello I have a section of my site that you select a project > then it takes you to the next page and you select the > sections based on the project you selected. > > Now I am setting a cookie on the user's computer to remember > the project & section they last selected so they do not have > to reselect them. > > It is working fine in Mozilla/Netscape/Galleon browsers but > not IE. > > I can even echo the cookie in all of the browsers but IE. I > found the cookie file in my Documents folder and it is > writing the correct id in for the project, just not > retreiving it. Here is how I am setting the cookie : > > > //here we set a cookie for selecting a project > if (!empty($HTTP_POST_VARS["project"])) > setcookie ("Project", > $HTTP_POST_VARS["project"],time()+60*60*24*30); > > > > > > > Then I build a dynamic droplist based on query results and > have the set cookie as selected. Again this works everywhere > else but IE. > > > Any ideas? Thanks ahead of time. ">??![]() |