Hi,
I have found a few scripts that write user preference to a cookie.
I still cannot access the cookie to get user preferences.
Also to 'hide' the input form once a user has selected them.
If anyone could help, would appreciate it.
I have spent 4 days and have not cracked it.
Thanks
Clive
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Clive Swan wrote: I have found a few scripts that write user preference to a cookie.
But it does not appear as if you have understood them or even tried to
do so.
I still cannot access the cookie to get user preferences.
You can at the most access cookies you set yourself, i.e. that were set
by a script contained in a document of the same second-level domain.
Also to 'hide' the input form once a user has selected them.
Pardon? Should the users not see what they selected?
If anyone could help, would appreciate it.
I have spent 4 days and have not cracked it.
This is as bad as error description as any. What have you tried?
What exactly did not work?
PointedEars
Hi Thomas,
I cannot make sense of cookies.
I can use cookies to store the user input.
I would like the user to login + choose screen colour, etc.
The second login, I would like to use the cookie to give a greeting,
use the screen colour. I do not want them promted each time.
I cannot see how you use the cookie script to 'extract' the user
choice, the second, third time, etc.
Thanks
Clive
Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote: Clive Swan wrote:
I have found a few scripts that write user preference to a cookie.
But it does not appear as if you have understood them or even tried to
do so.
I still cannot access the cookie to get user preferences.
You can at the most access cookies you set yourself, i.e. that were set
by a script contained in a document of the same second-level domain.
Also to 'hide' the input form once a user has selected them.
Pardon? Should the users not see what they selected?
If anyone could help, would appreciate it.
I have spent 4 days and have not cracked it.
This is as bad as error description as any. What have you tried?
What exactly did not work?
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