myphotomojo
Fri 29 December 2006, 04:10 pm GMT +0100
Hi Olaf,
According to the documenation for the v1.94, it states:
$my_access->save_login // use a cookie to remember the client login, possible values are "yes" or "no"
I'm assuming that if I set the save_login property to "no", the class will create a cookie with the users login info. I renamed the cookie_name in the db_config file to something I can recognize easily but no cookie is being created. Even if I set the save_login property to "yes" no cookie is being created. Hence my confusion.
Unfortunately, I think I need the class to drop a cookie with the user info because it's being used by a third party system (Miva shopping cart, it has no understanding of php).
Can you explain what the save_login(with yes or no) is supposed to do. I'm at a loss.
Thanks.
According to the documenation for the v1.94, it states:
$my_access->save_login // use a cookie to remember the client login, possible values are "yes" or "no"
I'm assuming that if I set the save_login property to "no", the class will create a cookie with the users login info. I renamed the cookie_name in the db_config file to something I can recognize easily but no cookie is being created. Even if I set the save_login property to "yes" no cookie is being created. Hence my confusion.
Unfortunately, I think I need the class to drop a cookie with the user info because it's being used by a third party system (Miva shopping cart, it has no understanding of php).
Can you explain what the save_login(with yes or no) is supposed to do. I'm at a loss.
Thanks.