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Posted by Jerim79 on 02/06/07 14:47
I did try to find the answer to this before posting, so this isn't a
knee jerk reaction.
What I am trying to accomplish is to have a script that opens a
cookie, reads a value, and then use a switch/case to take action based
on that value in the cookie. I want to set the cookie manually, so I
don't need setcookie(). I see that in PHP it stores the cookie in
memory. Is there a way to have PHP just read a cookie from the desktop
machine? Does it have to set it first? Am I better off with Javascript
for this?
The situation is that we have 4 computers. We also have 4 different
types of specialty printers, each for a different function. We don't
know which computer will be hooked up to which printer, and they may
be switched out routinely. We are trying to develop a simple script
that reads the value of the cookie which tells it which printer to
print to and what to print. This way, we can easily switch computers
around as needed, and will only need to change the value in the cookie
to have it access the correct code so that it prints the correct
information in the correct format.
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