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Want to receive new articles via e-mail? Click here! Comments for PHP and Cookies; a Good Mix! Just checking by G on 1/16/07 12:20 PM   Message # 8168 http://www.devpapers.com/article/335 Wanted to check something. You recommend: setcookie ("name[first]", "Dennis", time() + (60*60*24)); setcookie ("name[last]", "Pallett", time() + (60*60*24)); as a way of getting arrays into a php cookie, wouldn't this technically set 2 cookies? [ Reply to This ] Report inappropriate comment Cookies not reliable. by Nathan on 6/23/06 01:50 PM   Message # 8139 While cookies can come in handy in some cases, when it comes to user authentication, PHP sessions are much more reliable. Many people have cookies disabled for various reasons, so if you use sessions, you eliminate the problem of some people not having access to your site. [ Reply to This ] Report inappropriate comment Pages:  1  Subscribe to Comments Add a comment Name*: E-mail*: Subject*: Message*: Security word*: Enter the text you see from the image

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