php cookie with % in value
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as php noob I have a problem with php setcookie. I try to achive a cookie which value is "bid_1%257C1544538505%257Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602" with php.
This I tried so far... .
$cookieName = 'test';
$value = 'bid_1%7C1544538505%7Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602';
$setcookie($cookieName, $value, time()+3600);
What I get is a cookie with a value of:
bid_1%257C1544538505%257Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602
How can I achive a correct value and prevent php from transforming "%". Many Thanks in advance.
I tried without success
$value = 'bid_1%%7C1544538505%%7Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602';// and
$value = 'bid_1%7C1544538505%7Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602';
php cookies setcookie
asked Nov 21 at 14:53
Friedrich Siever
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as php noob I have a problem with php setcookie. I try to achive a cookie which value is "bid_1%257C1544538505%257Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602" with php.
This I tried so far... .
$cookieName = 'test';
$value = 'bid_1%7C1544538505%7Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602';
$setcookie($cookieName, $value, time()+3600);
What I get is a cookie with a value of:
bid_1%257C1544538505%257Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602
How can I achive a correct value and prevent php from transforming "%". Many Thanks in advance.
I tried without success
$value = 'bid_1%%7C1544538505%%7Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602';// and
$value = 'bid_1%7C1544538505%7Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602';
php cookies setcookie
asked Nov 21 at 14:53
Friedrich Siever
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I suggest looking at php setrawcookie which might resolve your problem
– Jérôme B
Nov 21 at 15:16
@JérômeB this was exactly, what resolved my problem. Thanks a bunch!
– Friedrich Siever
Nov 21 at 15:24
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as php noob I have a problem with php setcookie. I try to achive a cookie which value is "bid_1%257C1544538505%257Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602" with php.
This I tried so far... .
$cookieName = 'test';
$value = 'bid_1%7C1544538505%7Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602';
$setcookie($cookieName, $value, time()+3600);
What I get is a cookie with a value of:
bid_1%257C1544538505%257Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602
How can I achive a correct value and prevent php from transforming "%". Many Thanks in advance.
I tried without success
$value = 'bid_1%%7C1544538505%%7Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602';// and
$value = 'bid_1%7C1544538505%7Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602';
php cookies setcookie
asked Nov 21 at 14:53
Friedrich Siever
947
as php noob I have a problem with php setcookie. I try to achive a cookie which value is "bid_1%257C1544538505%257Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602" with php.
This I tried so far... .
$cookieName = 'test';
$value = 'bid_1%7C1544538505%7Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602';
$setcookie($cookieName, $value, time()+3600);
What I get is a cookie with a value of:
bid_1%257C1544538505%257Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602
How can I achive a correct value and prevent php from transforming "%". Many Thanks in advance.
I tried without success
$value = 'bid_1%%7C1544538505%%7Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602';// and
$value = 'bid_1%7C1544538505%7Ced2d154bb51e2a989fb30fe4250ce602';
php cookies setcookie
php cookies setcookie
asked Nov 21 at 14:53
Friedrich Siever
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asked Nov 21 at 14:53
Friedrich Siever
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edited Nov 21 at 15:17
asked Nov 21 at 14:53
Friedrich Siever
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asked Nov 21 at 14:53
Friedrich Siever
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asked Nov 21 at 14:53
Friedrich Siever
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947
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I suggest looking at php setrawcookie which might resolve your problem
– Jérôme B
Nov 21 at 15:16
@JérômeB this was exactly, what resolved my problem. Thanks a bunch!
– Friedrich Siever
Nov 21 at 15:24
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I suggest looking at php setrawcookie which might resolve your problem
– Jérôme B
Nov 21 at 15:16
@JérômeB this was exactly, what resolved my problem. Thanks a bunch!
– Friedrich Siever
Nov 21 at 15:24
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1
I suggest looking at php setrawcookie which might resolve your problem
– Jérôme B
Nov 21 at 15:16
I suggest looking at php setrawcookie which might resolve your problem
– Jérôme B
Nov 21 at 15:16
@JérômeB this was exactly, what resolved my problem. Thanks a bunch!
– Friedrich Siever
Nov 21 at 15:24
@JérômeB this was exactly, what resolved my problem. Thanks a bunch!
– Friedrich Siever
Nov 21 at 15:24
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Basically the root problem is that setcookie encodes your value, therefore some characters like % are encoded as %25
Solution
setrawcookie doesn't have this feature and therefore returns the result you want
answered Nov 21 at 15:38
Jérôme B
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No, the root problem is that they are trying to re-encode something that they already ran throughurlencode(). (That's not to say your answer won't work of course.)
– miken32
Nov 21 at 16:56
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What I get is a cookie with a value of
No. What you quoted there is a representation of the actual value. What is stored on the client, and is returned in subsequent requests is the same value you passed as an argument to setcookie().
answered Nov 21 at 15:18
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2 Answers
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up vote
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Basically the root problem is that setcookie encodes your value, therefore some characters like % are encoded as %25
Solution
setrawcookie doesn't have this feature and therefore returns the result you want
answered Nov 21 at 15:38
Jérôme B
10112
No, the root problem is that they are trying to re-encode something that they already ran throughurlencode(). (That's not to say your answer won't work of course.)
– miken32
Nov 21 at 16:56
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Basically the root problem is that setcookie encodes your value, therefore some characters like % are encoded as %25
Solution
setrawcookie doesn't have this feature and therefore returns the result you want
answered Nov 21 at 15:38
Jérôme B
10112
No, the root problem is that they are trying to re-encode something that they already ran throughurlencode(). (That's not to say your answer won't work of course.)
– miken32
Nov 21 at 16:56
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up vote
1
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Basically the root problem is that setcookie encodes your value, therefore some characters like % are encoded as %25
Solution
setrawcookie doesn't have this feature and therefore returns the result you want
answered Nov 21 at 15:38
Jérôme B
10112
Basically the root problem is that setcookie encodes your value, therefore some characters like % are encoded as %25
Solution
setrawcookie doesn't have this feature and therefore returns the result you want
answered Nov 21 at 15:38
Jérôme B
10112
edited Nov 21 at 15:47
answered Nov 21 at 15:38
Jérôme B
10112
answered Nov 21 at 15:38
Jérôme B
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answered Nov 21 at 15:38
Jérôme B
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No, the root problem is that they are trying to re-encode something that they already ran throughurlencode(). (That's not to say your answer won't work of course.)
– miken32
Nov 21 at 16:56
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No, the root problem is that they are trying to re-encode something that they already ran throughurlencode(). (That's not to say your answer won't work of course.)
– miken32
Nov 21 at 16:56
No, the root problem is that they are trying to re-encode something that they already ran through
urlencode(). (That's not to say your answer won't work of course.)– miken32
Nov 21 at 16:56
No, the root problem is that they are trying to re-encode something that they already ran through
urlencode(). (That's not to say your answer won't work of course.)– miken32
Nov 21 at 16:56
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What I get is a cookie with a value of
No. What you quoted there is a representation of the actual value. What is stored on the client, and is returned in subsequent requests is the same value you passed as an argument to setcookie().
answered Nov 21 at 15:18
symcbean
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What I get is a cookie with a value of
No. What you quoted there is a representation of the actual value. What is stored on the client, and is returned in subsequent requests is the same value you passed as an argument to setcookie().
answered Nov 21 at 15:18
symcbean
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What I get is a cookie with a value of
No. What you quoted there is a representation of the actual value. What is stored on the client, and is returned in subsequent requests is the same value you passed as an argument to setcookie().
answered Nov 21 at 15:18
symcbean
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What I get is a cookie with a value of
No. What you quoted there is a representation of the actual value. What is stored on the client, and is returned in subsequent requests is the same value you passed as an argument to setcookie().
answered Nov 21 at 15:18
symcbean
40.6k44076
answered Nov 21 at 15:18
symcbean
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answered Nov 21 at 15:18
symcbean
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answered Nov 21 at 15:18
symcbean
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I suggest looking at php setrawcookie which might resolve your problem
– Jérôme B
Nov 21 at 15:16
@JérômeB this was exactly, what resolved my problem. Thanks a bunch!
– Friedrich Siever
Nov 21 at 15:24