Cookie-based currency symbol converter
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This code is for a currency symbol converter, The first part checks if there is a cookie named currency and if not creates it and sets 2 variables (variables used because of course php could not read the cookie unless it was reloaded after it was set). The second section is to check the existing cookie if it exists and sets the variables accordingly. The last section uses $_GET
to change the cookie and set the variables accordingly.
/* No Cookie (Default Currency GBP) */
if(!isset($_COOKIE['currency'])) {
setcookie(currency, GBP, time() + (86400 * 365), "/");
$currency = "GBP";
$currencyid = "1";
}
/* Set Varible Based On Exsiting Cookie and Change Varibles */
if ($_COOKIE['currency'] == "GBP" ){
$currency = "GBP";
$currencyid = "1";
}
elseif ($_COOKIE['currency'] == "USD" ){
$currency = "USD";
$currencyid = "2";
}
else {}
/* Change Cookie and Change Varibles (Because Check Below Wont Find New Varible of Cookie) */
if (isset($_GET['GBP'])) {
setcookie(currency, GBP, time() + (86400 * 365), "/");
$currency = "GBP";
$currencyid = "1";
}
elseif (isset($_GET['USD'])) {
setcookie(currency, USD, time() + (86400 * 365), "/");
$currency = "USD";
$currencyid = "2";
}
else {}
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This code is for a currency symbol converter, The first part checks if there is a cookie named currency and if not creates it and sets 2 variables (variables used because of course php could not read the cookie unless it was reloaded after it was set). The second section is to check the existing cookie if it exists and sets the variables accordingly. The last section uses $_GET
to change the cookie and set the variables accordingly.
/* No Cookie (Default Currency GBP) */
if(!isset($_COOKIE['currency'])) {
setcookie(currency, GBP, time() + (86400 * 365), "/");
$currency = "GBP";
$currencyid = "1";
}
/* Set Varible Based On Exsiting Cookie and Change Varibles */
if ($_COOKIE['currency'] == "GBP" ){
$currency = "GBP";
$currencyid = "1";
}
elseif ($_COOKIE['currency'] == "USD" ){
$currency = "USD";
$currencyid = "2";
}
else {}
/* Change Cookie and Change Varibles (Because Check Below Wont Find New Varible of Cookie) */
if (isset($_GET['GBP'])) {
setcookie(currency, GBP, time() + (86400 * 365), "/");
$currency = "GBP";
$currencyid = "1";
}
elseif (isset($_GET['USD'])) {
setcookie(currency, USD, time() + (86400 * 365), "/");
$currency = "USD";
$currencyid = "2";
}
else {}
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Does or doesn't this code work as intended? Because it looks like it might not. Please take a look at the help center, especially the parts about working code being a requirement.
– Mast
36 mins ago
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On top of that, and I recall having warned you about this, the context of this code is somewhat unclear. What are we looking at, how is it called and why does it exist in the first place? I assume this is part of a function. What does the cookie look like and what's up with all the magic numbers?
– Mast
33 mins ago
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This code is for a currency symbol converter, The first part checks if there is a cookie named currency and if not creates it and sets 2 variables (variables used because of course php could not read the cookie unless it was reloaded after it was set). The second section is to check the existing cookie if it exists and sets the variables accordingly. The last section uses $_GET
to change the cookie and set the variables accordingly.
/* No Cookie (Default Currency GBP) */
if(!isset($_COOKIE['currency'])) {
setcookie(currency, GBP, time() + (86400 * 365), "/");
$currency = "GBP";
$currencyid = "1";
}
/* Set Varible Based On Exsiting Cookie and Change Varibles */
if ($_COOKIE['currency'] == "GBP" ){
$currency = "GBP";
$currencyid = "1";
}
elseif ($_COOKIE['currency'] == "USD" ){
$currency = "USD";
$currencyid = "2";
}
else {}
/* Change Cookie and Change Varibles (Because Check Below Wont Find New Varible of Cookie) */
if (isset($_GET['GBP'])) {
setcookie(currency, GBP, time() + (86400 * 365), "/");
$currency = "GBP";
$currencyid = "1";
}
elseif (isset($_GET['USD'])) {
setcookie(currency, USD, time() + (86400 * 365), "/");
$currency = "USD";
$currencyid = "2";
}
else {}
php
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This code is for a currency symbol converter, The first part checks if there is a cookie named currency and if not creates it and sets 2 variables (variables used because of course php could not read the cookie unless it was reloaded after it was set). The second section is to check the existing cookie if it exists and sets the variables accordingly. The last section uses $_GET
to change the cookie and set the variables accordingly.
/* No Cookie (Default Currency GBP) */
if(!isset($_COOKIE['currency'])) {
setcookie(currency, GBP, time() + (86400 * 365), "/");
$currency = "GBP";
$currencyid = "1";
}
/* Set Varible Based On Exsiting Cookie and Change Varibles */
if ($_COOKIE['currency'] == "GBP" ){
$currency = "GBP";
$currencyid = "1";
}
elseif ($_COOKIE['currency'] == "USD" ){
$currency = "USD";
$currencyid = "2";
}
else {}
/* Change Cookie and Change Varibles (Because Check Below Wont Find New Varible of Cookie) */
if (isset($_GET['GBP'])) {
setcookie(currency, GBP, time() + (86400 * 365), "/");
$currency = "GBP";
$currencyid = "1";
}
elseif (isset($_GET['USD'])) {
setcookie(currency, USD, time() + (86400 * 365), "/");
$currency = "USD";
$currencyid = "2";
}
else {}
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Does or doesn't this code work as intended? Because it looks like it might not. Please take a look at the help center, especially the parts about working code being a requirement.
– Mast
36 mins ago
1
On top of that, and I recall having warned you about this, the context of this code is somewhat unclear. What are we looking at, how is it called and why does it exist in the first place? I assume this is part of a function. What does the cookie look like and what's up with all the magic numbers?
– Mast
33 mins ago
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Does or doesn't this code work as intended? Because it looks like it might not. Please take a look at the help center, especially the parts about working code being a requirement.
– Mast
36 mins ago
1
On top of that, and I recall having warned you about this, the context of this code is somewhat unclear. What are we looking at, how is it called and why does it exist in the first place? I assume this is part of a function. What does the cookie look like and what's up with all the magic numbers?
– Mast
33 mins ago
1
1
Does or doesn't this code work as intended? Because it looks like it might not. Please take a look at the help center, especially the parts about working code being a requirement.
– Mast
36 mins ago
Does or doesn't this code work as intended? Because it looks like it might not. Please take a look at the help center, especially the parts about working code being a requirement.
– Mast
36 mins ago
1
1
On top of that, and I recall having warned you about this, the context of this code is somewhat unclear. What are we looking at, how is it called and why does it exist in the first place? I assume this is part of a function. What does the cookie look like and what's up with all the magic numbers?
– Mast
33 mins ago
On top of that, and I recall having warned you about this, the context of this code is somewhat unclear. What are we looking at, how is it called and why does it exist in the first place? I assume this is part of a function. What does the cookie look like and what's up with all the magic numbers?
– Mast
33 mins ago
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Does or doesn't this code work as intended? Because it looks like it might not. Please take a look at the help center, especially the parts about working code being a requirement.
– Mast
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On top of that, and I recall having warned you about this, the context of this code is somewhat unclear. What are we looking at, how is it called and why does it exist in the first place? I assume this is part of a function. What does the cookie look like and what's up with all the magic numbers?
– Mast
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