Hi,
Simple answer, no =)
You have to write the cookie, and then when the page is re-loaded you can call the cookie. If you want to access it in the same page, you have to do something like;
$IN->cookie( -opts here -value=$IN->param('value') )
Then, you could use something like;
Code:
if ($IN->cookie('cookie_name')) {
print "Got: " . $IN->cookie('cookie_name');
} elsif ($IN->param('value')) {
print "Got: " . $IN->param('value');
} else {
print "Neither values exist...";
}
When working with logins, and "intermeditory" page normally sorts this. Example;
Login page --> Enters login details ---> Details are verified, and cookie set ---> "Please Wait" page shows, which just refreshes the page ---> The cookie should be set when the page is refreshed :)
Hope that helps.
Cheers
Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk
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