I have several files:
- variables.php: in this I have defined the necessary global variables.
- checkLogin.php: here I check the user, password, etc. and if the user wants to remember his username and password, I create a cookie with the user, so that:
$query = "UPDATE usuario SET cookie='".$rand."' WHERE id_usuario=".$row["id_usuario"]; $result = mysqli_query($conn, $query); if ( false===$result ) { die("Conexión errónea: " . mysqli_connect_error()); header('Location: ' . $_SESSION['localhost'] . 'Error'); } setcookie("id_usuario", $row["id_usuario"], time()+(60*60*24*365), '/'); setcookie("marca", $rand, time()+(60*60*24*365), '/');
- navbar.php (included in the index.html file): here, after doing a header in CheckLogin.php ('Location:' .., I can see the value of the cookies 'user_id' and 'brand'. But nevertheless I can not see a new cookie "test" that I do when entering in index.html, something like:
setcookie("prueba", "prueba", time()+(60*60*24*365), '/'); $prueba = filter_input(INPUT_COOKIE, "prueba");
echo "<script type='text/javascript'>alert('Valor cookie prueba: ". $prueba ."');</script>";
but it does not print anything from the $ test variable, I tried everything (ob_start (), ob_end_flush (), create it in test.php, directly with $ _COOKIE ['test']). Does anyone know if the cookie is created when doing a redirect or header: location or can it be created on the same page that will be displayed at the moment? I hope you have explained me well.