Name
cookie
Synopsis
$cookie=$query->cookie('name
')
Defines or retrieves a cookie. See also header
.
-
name
Name of the cookie (required).
Using named parameters, the syntax is:
$cookie = $query->cookie(-name=>'name', -value=>'value', -expires=>'expcode', -path=>'partial_url', -domain=>'domain_name', -secure=>1); print $query->header(-cookie=>$cookie);
-
-value=>
'value'
A value to assign to the cookie. You can supply a scalar value, or a reference to an array or hash. If omitted, a cookie is retrieved rather than defined.
-
-expires=>
expcode
Specify an expiration timestamp (such as
+3d
for 3 days). Values forexpcode
are:-
n
s
n
seconds-
n
m
n
minutes-
n
h
n
hours-
n
d
n
days-
n
M
n
months-
n
Y
n
years-
day_of_week
,dd-MMM-YY hh:mm:ss
GMT
At the specified time
-
now
Expire immediately.
-
-
-path=>
'partial_url'
The partial URL for which the cookie is valid. Default is the current URL.
-
-domain=>
'domain_name'
The domain for which the cookie is valid.
-
-secure=>
1
Only use this cookie for a secure session.
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