25818Cookies in PHP by Timothy Boronczykhttp://codewalkers.com/tutorials/60/1.htmlA cookie is a small bit of information stored on a viewer's computer by his or her web browser by request from a web page. The information is constantly passed in HTTP headers between the browser and web server; the browser sends the current cookie as part of its request to the server and the server sends updates to the data back to the user as part of its response.PHP > Tips and Tutorials > Cookies and SessionsOct 15, 2006
This article contains handful PHP function ae_put_cookie for easy cookie setting and "Cookie Notepad" example which allow visitor to store text in his own browser cookie.
Cookies are just a basic aspect of PHP, but can be used in so many things. From logging in and out a user on your website to keeping the name of the skin they use on your website. Below I will explain how to set (add) a cookie, delete one and then display/check one.
This simple code shows you how to use cookies (THE BASICS OF IT!). This code basically checks if the user has been on the site before. It first sets a cookie and then checks if it exists using an IF.
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