Re: [WebDNA] why is this cookie being set to expire at end of browser session?

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2009


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 103849
interpreted = N
texte = > Govinda wrote: > [snip] >> see here about the bug I am referring to: >> http://forum.webdna.us/eucabb.html?page=detail&threadid=883&category=288 >> (my classic style code is included from a WYSIWYG-style syntax page) > [/snip] > > Did you try it without the WYSIWYG include?.. could be a bug resulting > from including from that form of syntax?? > > Donovan Donovan, you nailed it. Finally. Thank you! I actually thought of this at one point.. but then forgot again before I had looked into it. Anyway, once I hard coded the (way future) date into the [setcookie expires.. ] param then it works fine. So (based on my previous experience with that wysiwyg-syntax bug) I assume the [math] context is what was killing it, or more likely the [format] context. Rather than get creative now, for a dynamic workaround, I just set the date (hard-coded) to far in the future. (So I have not even tried the same code on a purely classic-syntax page.. I am sure it works fine there.) ------------ Govinda govinda.webdnatalk@gmail.com Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
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> Govinda wrote: > [snip] >> see here about the bug I am referring to: >> http://forum.webdna.us/eucabb.html?page=detail&threadid=883&category=288 >> (my classic style code is included from a WYSIWYG-style syntax page) > [/snip] > > Did you try it without the WYSIWYG include?.. could be a bug resulting > from including from that form of syntax?? > > Donovan Donovan, you nailed it. Finally. Thank you! I actually thought of this at one point.. but then forgot again before I had looked into it. Anyway, once I hard coded the (way future) date into the [setcookie expires.. ] param then it works fine. So (based on my previous experience with that wysiwyg-syntax bug) I assume the [math] context is what was killing it, or more likely the [format] context. Rather than get creative now, for a dynamic workaround, I just set the date (hard-coded) to far in the future. (So I have not even tried the same code on a purely classic-syntax page.. I am sure it works fine there.) ------------ Govinda govinda.webdnatalk@gmail.com Govinda

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