Beginner PHP Tutorial - 75 - Creating Cookies with PHP

[@2goldapples]

I love how you say cookies. "Cukys"

[@AaronEstebanSEO]

I believe he's saying "coo-kays".

[@digital111x]

So what would happen if you cleared cookies in your browser before the 10 seconds was up? It wouldn't display 'username', right?

[@goldenVIN2012]

message 'Notice: Undefined index: username in C:\xampp\htdocs\series\alex's example\cookie\view.php on line 3' will come out if the time is expired,how can i fix this?

[@eskilwinstedt496]

What do I do if I accidentally ate the cookie? Need help

[@eskilwinstedt496]

+robert robillard thanks, will try that. I don't really understand how it's supposed to work but I trust you because you can always trust people on the internet.

[@flyinglack]

XD

[@pranavreddy2197]

Notice: Undefined index: username in C:\xampp\htdocs ew on line 3 help me

[@PINOYako215]

same here can any body please help ???

[@nadeemkhalani5895]

same here....!!!

[@svkrclg]

put a backslash setcookie('username', 'alex', time()+20, "/");

[@nikhilwadhwa5513]

Please let me know if anyone knows that how many cookies and sessions can be created in a website using PHP Technology?

[@cjvaans4484]

It works with using time(). But when the cookie expires it shows Undefined index.

[@psamuelsandeepkumar]

@MrJohnPringle. that is because of the error_reporting setting in your php.ini file. change it accordingly and u shouldn't be getting it anymore. put it as error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE

[@MARCOWAF1]

Ey. Thanks Alex, but I'm wondering: I didn't get how you get to the 'parent directory' page??

[@LeftistUprising]

Why don't you make the cookie expire when the user logs out (i.e. session destroyed)?

[@MrGuzrin]

Sir how can set cookies for other browse

[@kostasnikoloutsos5172]

Cookie seems not to be that mysterious now :)

[@FFWDEntertainment]

I think Bucky should redo this series when he has time, every time I start to try to memorize something, alex goes "ummmm why isn't this working, oh yeah I forgot the most important part,let me just change that at the speed of light and switch screens."

[@Polybius_Arcade]

Would you really use cookies for login purposes nowadays?

[@awesomejackify3333]

if you are getting the error Notice: Undefined index: username in C:\xampp\htdocs ew on line 3 put the setcookies script in another file and the echo cookie script in another file good luck :)

[@mdz7372]

How to make cookie logger

[@JasonRichardTesch]

Wow. The day when someone explains to me what a cookie is /:

[@paulperole]

+Jason Tesch long story short, a cookie is a little file stored on the visitor's computer, where you can add and use various pieces of information; a basic example would be storing info about whether the user is a new visitor or an existing one, OR maybe whether the user has clicked or not on a certain button on the site. hope this helps!

[@Technologism]

Cookies is not good for login Rather sessions

[@LatinoWebStudio]

Thanks for the video!

[@Madgod711]

You cannot create a permanent cookie. However you can create one with a very long experation time. stackoverflow(dot)com/questions/6865259/php-permanent-cookie

[@luqmanafridi333]

you deLiver SIR a good concept in very concise way. U Do weLL job

[@Pradeep1680]

HTML5 cookies better than PHP ??

[@cjvaans4484]

I like cookies, especially with chocolate chips on top.

[@camelCaseFTW]

pretty damn good idea you got there

[@nO_d3N1AL]

I thought all time in programming languages are set from 1st January 1970, dunno why you thought 1990s lol. Great tutorials though

[@iinsanebaby]

PROGRAMMIN IS FUN!

[@phuccon]

i use netbeans IDE 7.2

[@zewax3704]

If you would like an easy way to set time in cookies you could paste in this simple function ( pastebin.com/T6hSgrC6 ), made by me. This is how you use it: timeAdd(3, "d") This sets time 3 days from now. This is how it should be looking in the setcookie: setcookie("cookiename", "cookievalue", timeAdd(3, "d")); Here's the values you're able to use in the second string: "m" - Minute "h" - Hour "d" - Day "W" - Week "M" - Month "Y" - Year The first value requires only a int which will be how many, for example, years the cookie should stay if "Y"-case. The function might not always be accurate because some months doesn't always have 31 days.

[@MARCOWAF1]

okok just realized...

[@WegHuZ]

Rofl, nothing is working! xD

[@TheGuroguro12]

Thank you very much

[@andymc17]

eat your cookies before they expire

[@Mushfique13]

Killing a Cookinbird.

[@ALIMUNTH]

@LaughingShinoo naoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaaaoooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@xxiRaQiAtheistxx]

ThaNK YOUUUU ALeX

[@ck0024]

75 down

[@RebornXSoldier]

@LaughingShinoo The only thing stopping you is your attitude. If you need help beyond these videos, send just ask in a reply to my posts.