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If the request was for blog. but the cookie was set for www. a second request for blog. wouldn't contain the cookie in the http request. mod_rewrit acts only in the http request phase, before the content handler runs, hence you can't change the response.<br />
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You may try to edit the cookie with mod_headers<br />

<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-260927"><span># RegEx requires apache2.+</span>
<span>Header edit Set-Cookie ^(.*?)\.?www\.domain\.tld(.*) $1.domain.tld$2</span>
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You may wish to create a webpage or an image at:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;<a href="http://blog.example.com" rel="ugc">http://blog.example.com</a> that adds and checks for a cookie (and does nothing else)<br />
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and also to create a webpage or an image at:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;<a href="http://www.example.com" rel="ugc">http://www.example.com</a> that adds and checks for a cookie (and does nothing else)<br />
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Then call those webpages or images from both sub-domains on all pages on both sub-domains using an iframe or an image tag.<br />
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So that way if somebody goes to<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; <a href="http://www.example.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.example.com/</a><br />
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The webpage will call the page or image at set a cookie at blog. and the cookie will be set.<br />

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Um... I think only mod_write is the only way I will want to work with this... I have 10 subdomains, and it needs to be generic. &nbsp; So for me ... iframe are a no go. &nbsp;I think this site I will be working with is not 2.X... it's a goddady server :/ .... I'll have to try that later to day and start there... thank you for the help... and other ideas too? &nbsp; <br />
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cheers <br />
jeremy<br />

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I have not had sucess yet, but I'm still trying... 
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guess that is what I have to fight for... 
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Hello, I have a script I have to work with that is writing a cookie session that has www. in it, but I need to have it work under let's say blog. &nbsp;it's a 99% chance I would not be able to get the core of it to be changed, and the script need to stay upgradedable<br />
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so the domain is <br />
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.domain.tld<br />
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instead of <br />
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<a href="http://www.domain.tld" rel="ugc">www.domain.tld</a><br />
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I think I want to I want to rewrite the cookie on request and response... any ideas?<br />
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thanks for the help... <br />
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Jeremy<br />

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Hello, I have a script I have to work with that is writing a cookie session that has www. in it, but I need to have it work under let's say blog.  it's a 99% chance I would not be able to get the core of it to be changed, and the script need to stay upgradedable

so the domain is 

.domain.tld

instead of 

www.domain.tld

I think I want to I want to rewrite the cookie on request and response... any ideas?


thanks for the help... 

Jeremy


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