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see... i was thinking to damn hard :-) thank you (think because i am working on this since 9.00 AM (my time GMT+1))
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see... i was thinking to damn hard :-) thank you (think because i am working on this since 9.00 AM (my time GMT+1))

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I've got the following snippet:<br />
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&lt;?<br />
setcookie(&quot;applicatieid&quot;, $array['applicatie_id'], time()+86400, &quot;/&quot;, &quot;&quot;, 0);<br />
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Now i want to let this cookie expire when the session ends (browser close)... BUT i cannot find a way how to do this.<br />
Beacause when i delete time()+86400, or set it on 0 or true/false it does nothing or give's me an error message:<br />
&quot;Warning: setcookie() expects parameter 3 to be long, string given in /home/www/<a href="http://www.domainname.nl/data/intranet/includes/app_id.php" rel="ugc">www.domainname.nl/data/intranet/includes/app_id.php</a> on line 20&quot; where line 20 is:<br />
&quot;setcookie(&quot;applicatieid&quot;,<wbr /> $array['applicatie_id'], &quot;&quot;, &quot;/&quot;, &quot;&quot;, 0);&quot;<br />
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Anybody any idea's?
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I've got the following snippet:

<?
setcookie("applicatieid", $array['applicatie_id'], time()+86400, "/", "", 0);
?>

Now i want to let this cookie expire when the session ends (browser close)... BUT i cannot find a way how to do this.
Beacause when i delete time()+86400, or set it on 0 or true/false it does nothing or give's me an error message:
"Warning: setcookie() expects parameter 3 to be long, string given in /home/www/www.domainname.nl/data/intranet/includes/app_id.php on line 20" where line 20 is:
"setcookie("applicatieid", $array['applicatie_id'], "", "/", "", 0);"

Anybody any idea's?

setcookie problems

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