cookie[person][name], cookie[person][id], cookie开发者_C百科[person][age]
How to make the cookie like above?
Well, you could assign the value of the cookie to be a serialized array
$array = array("person1" => array("name" => "Ted"));
$value = serialize($array);
set_cookie("name", $value);
When you want to read it back, get the data from the cookie and unserialize it
$array = unserialize($_COOKIE['name']);
That probably wouldn't hide the data you are trying to store very well. The other situation is to use a Session variable instead
session_start();
Now you can assign anything you want, arrays, objects, anything to $_SESSION
.
$_SESSION['person'] = array();
The session variable is very similar to an array, but the data is actually stored in a file, and the id of the user is stored in a cookie. PHP matches the ID on the cookie with the file, and when you hit session_start(), populates the superglobal with the files contents.
This means that objects you make will end up being serialized.
Either way, it is the same basic idea. You serialize a data structure, write it to a file (cookie or session file) and read it back later.
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