Alright. This is funky. Not sure if it's me, the webserver configuration or IE. Or maybe IO'm just plain crazy.

Here's my code starting from the first line of the file.

<?php // this line works and sets a session cookie $didset0=setcookie('user0','goliath'); $emailid = $_POST['emailid']; $ckyexp=mktime() + 1800; $ckyexp3=mktime() + 4886; // this line works in Mozilla but not IE $didset=setcookie("ssid",$emailid,time()+1800); // ditto $didset2=setcookie('user','floyd',$ckyexp); // this line works in both // any number below 4881 won't set the cookie // even though 1800 should set it for 30 minutes from // now $didset3=setcookie('user3','floyd3',$ckyexp3); // this is just a bit shy of the maxint value and // works for both $didset4=setcookie('user4','floyd4',2147483646); ...

My question is has anyone else run up against this? Why, is this happening? Actually some of my numbers may be off the two computers were off by 20 minutes. Fixing the clocks allowed my to push the value down to 4800 or better so 20 minutes on Windows is >= 81 in $ckyexp3. THis is a bit of a pain as I would like the cookie to expire after 1/2 hour, not 1 1/2 hours. Any have any ideas why this is and/or how to fix it?

Thanks,

Brian Densmore

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