Please see the PHP documentation for set cookie: http://php.net/setcookie Examples are toward the bottom of the page. Note: You can only set a cookie for the pages current domain. IE A page at www.something.com can set a cookie for www.something.com or .something.com but not .youtube.com. This is to the security of web communications and is … Read more
try this var snacks = $cookies.get(‘fruitSnacks’) + 1 ; $cookies.put(‘fruitSnacks’, snacks );
For security reasons, every browser maintains and has access to its own cookies only, so no – it’s not possible. As this answer suggests, you may build a Flash control and use the Flash Shared Objects to share data between browsers, but that’s not pretty.
You’ll have to login manually on different browsers but if you are using some database then you can store session data in your database. Actually you can avoid login by checking client IP (dynamic ip can be a slight problem) and comparing it to one in database if you don’t worry about security.