Background Story I've been developing a Laravel application for about a month now. During the development I've only used google chrome for testing the application. The project makes use of Laravels mustverify to verify the users email. This works flawless…
I can add a custom variable to a WooCommerce order, using code like this - but only if the code is on the product page: <form action="<?php echo esc_url( wc_get_checkout_url() ); ?>" method="post"> <?php $value = isset( $_POST['dogname'] ) ?…
I have already seen this identical opposite question and its OP code sample seems perfectly fine to me. I've also read (including PHP docs) that session can be checked with session_status() on PHP >= 5.4 and it should be fine…
In one of my PHP LOGIN page, I am using below code. I am using PHP Version : 7.3 Recently My Web Provider Migrated my server to a new server. After Migration, It was working fine. But after 12 hours,…
I have two questions to ask, on the same topic. In a new server (debian 10) whith standard parameters in php.ini (7.4) and standard apache2 configurations, the following code doesn't work. session_name('mySiteSession'); session_start(); $params = [ 'lifetime' => time()+600, 'path'…
i got this error on my pages #1 PHP Warning: session_name(): Cannot change session name when session is active in /dir/login.php on line xx PHP Notice: session_start(): A session had already been started - ignoring in /dir/login.php on line xx…
We are creating a backend for a Twitter view app in Nodejs (Express). I'm thinking of using Twitter Api for login and storing the token returned after authentication to the session and then restoring the session from the cookie when…
The persistent session issue the application is facing after the recent browser updates (e.g., Google Chrome v84 onwards ). When the application is browsed using an incompatible browser version, the application cannot have a persistent session across a transaction that…
Context In a flask app, we use a signed cookie (encoded JWT) for user data, however the amount of data has become too large to put in a cookie (specific permissions per item). Here comes redis, instead of storing the…
Should I store the JWT token as a key and corresponding user info as value in Redis so that I can fetch info by token if valid or should I encode the user data in JWT itself and use Redis…