HTTPCookieWrite (Function)

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HTTPCookieWrite (Function)

In french: HTTPCookieEcrit

Adds or modifies a cookie in an HTTP request.

Two types of use are available:

If the request is run by HTTPRequest, HTTPCookieWrite must be called before HTTPRequest in order to set the value of cookies that will be sent to the HTTP server.
Versions 20 and later
If the request is run by HTTPSend, HTTPCookieWrite must be run on the httpRequest variable directly (syntax 2).
New in version 20
If the request is run by HTTPSend, HTTPCookieWrite must be run on the httpRequest variable directly (syntax 2).
If the request is run by HTTPSend, HTTPCookieWrite must be run on the httpRequest variable directly (syntax 2).

Note: The cookies read and sent by HTTPRequest are only stored in memory in the application. They are not related to the cookies of Web browsers installed on the computer.

Versions 20 and later

This function is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

New in version 20

This function is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

Versions 22 and later

This function is now available for Android applications.

This function is now available in Android Widget mode.

New in version 22

This function is now available for Android applications.

This function is now available in Android Widget mode.

This function is now available for Android applications.

This function is now available in Android Widget mode.

Example

// Sets the value of an identification cookie with a stored value
HTTPCookieWrite("domain.com", "ID", LoadParameter("ID"))

// Performs an HTTP request
HTTPRequest("www.MySite.com?Login")

// Retrieves and stores the value of the cookie returned by the server
sID is string = HTTPCookieRead(".mysite.com", "ID")
SaveParameter("ID", sID)

Syntax

Request run by HTTPRequest Hide the details

HTTPCookieWrite(<Domain> , <Name> , <Value>)

<Domain>: Character string (with quotes)

Validity domain of cookie.
The cookie will be sent into all HTTP requests whose domain ends with the validity domain of cookie.
For example, a cookie whose validity domain is ".mydomain.fr" will be sent during the following requests:
http://mydomain.fr
http://www.mydomain.fr/index.html
http://server.mydomain.fr/page.awp
It will not be sent in the following requests:
http://www.mydomain.com
http://otherdomain.fr

<Name>: Character string (with quotes)

Name of cookie.
This name is not case sensitive.

<Value>: Character string (with quotes)

Value of cookie.
Notes:
The value of a cookie is limited to 4KB. Beyond this size, the server is free to reject the cookie.
The control characters (TAB, CR, etc.) as well as the semicolon and the binary zeros are not allowed.

Versions 20 and later

Request run by HTTPSend Hide the details

HTTPCookieWrite(<HTTP request> , <Domain> , <Name> , <Value>)

<HTTP request>: httpRequest variable

Name of httpRequest variable for which the cookie will be set.

<Domain>: Character string (with quotes)

Validity domain of cookie.
The cookie will be sent into all HTTP requests whose domain ends with the validity domain of cookie.
For example, a cookie whose validity domain is ".mydomain.fr" will be sent during the following requests:
http://mydomain.fr
http://www.mydomain.fr/index.html
http://server.mydomain.fr/page.awp
It will not be sent in the following requests:
http://www.mydomain.com
http://otherdomain.fr

<Name>: Character string (with quotes)

Name of cookie.
This name is not case sensitive.

<Value>: Character string (with quotes)

Value of cookie.
Notes:
The value of a cookie is limited to 4KB. Beyond this size, the server is free to reject the cookie.
The control characters (TAB, CR, etc.) as well as the semicolon and the binary zeros are not allowed.

New in version 20

Request run by HTTPSend Hide the details

HTTPCookieWrite(<HTTP request> , <Domain> , <Name> , <Value>)

<HTTP request>: httpRequest variable

Name of httpRequest variable for which the cookie will be set.

<Domain>: Character string (with quotes)

Validity domain of cookie.
The cookie will be sent into all HTTP requests whose domain ends with the validity domain of cookie.
For example, a cookie whose validity domain is ".mydomain.fr" will be sent during the following requests:
http://mydomain.fr
http://www.mydomain.fr/index.html
http://server.mydomain.fr/page.awp
It will not be sent in the following requests:
http://www.mydomain.com
http://otherdomain.fr

<Name>: Character string (with quotes)

Name of cookie.
This name is not case sensitive.

<Value>: Character string (with quotes)

Value of cookie.
Notes:
The value of a cookie is limited to 4KB. Beyond this size, the server is free to reject the cookie.
The control characters (TAB, CR, etc.) as well as the semicolon and the binary zeros are not allowed.

Request run by HTTPSend Hide the details

HTTPCookieWrite(<HTTP request> , <Domain> , <Name> , <Value>)

<HTTP request>: httpRequest variable

Name of httpRequest variable for which the cookie will be set.

<Domain>: Character string (with quotes)

Validity domain of cookie.
The cookie will be sent into all HTTP requests whose domain ends with the validity domain of cookie.
For example, a cookie whose validity domain is ".mydomain.fr" will be sent during the following requests:
http://mydomain.fr
http://www.mydomain.fr/index.html
http://server.mydomain.fr/page.awp
It will not be sent in the following requests:
http://www.mydomain.com
http://otherdomain.fr

<Name>: Character string (with quotes)

Name of cookie.
This name is not case sensitive.

<Value>: Character string (with quotes)

Value of cookie.
Notes:
The value of a cookie is limited to 4KB. Beyond this size, the server is free to reject the cookie.
The control characters (TAB, CR, etc.) as well as the semicolon and the binary zeros are not allowed.

Remarks

If the management of cookies was not enabled by HTTPCookieManage, the cookies are not sent to the server:
- during the call to HTTPRequest.
- Versions 20 and later
  during the call to HTTPSend.
  New in version 20
  during the call to HTTPSend.
  during the call to HTTPSend.
The cookie is created if it does not exist.
This function is available for the devices equipped with ARM processors. A fatal error occurs if this function is used with devices not equipped with ARM processors (x86, mips, ...). This function is available for the devices equipped with ARM processors or using an ARM emulation. Otherwise (and on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 tablet), a fatal error will occur.

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