Comma seperated values in cookie?

[Samuel van Laere]

I'm trying to get multiple comma seperated values into a PHP generated
cookie:

<?php
$pid = array('3','59','11','15','93','16','17','20','30','4');
setcookie("expanded_rows", join(",", $pid) ,time()+3600);
?>

This creates a cookie with these strange chars:
3%2C59%2C11%2C15%2C93%2C16%2C17%2C20%2C30%2C4

Any idea what it is i'm doing wrong?

cheers,
Samuel van Laere

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[Peter Bradley]

Ar 24/07/10 15:01, ysgrifennodd Samuel van Laere :

Hi Samuel,

2C is the ASCII code for a comma, and %2C is a comma in URL encoding.

Does that help?

Cheers

Peter

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[Jerry Stuckle]

Absolutely nothing. That's how most non-alphanumeric characters are sent.

Why does it matter? They are converted back when you get the cookie again.

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[Samuel van Laere]

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>
>
> Absolutely nothing. That's how most non-alphanumeric characters are sent.
>
> Why does it matter? They are converted back when you get the cookie
> again.
>

Thanks Jerry,

indeed the cookie works I did not know it got converted.

cheers,
Samuel

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