• Resolved star26bsd

    (@star26bsd)


    Hi!

    My blog posts should include the website header as normal, but when a cookie is send with the request, the header should hide.

    I have successfully simulated this with a GET request, however, I am unable to do it with COOKIE.

    This is the test cookie:
    appId=ikigaido; Path=/; Domain=www.ikigaido.ch; Secure; HttpOnly; Expires=Fri, 17 May 2024 19:07:41 GMT;

    And the setting in DD is attached. Any pointers are helpful. I am using Postman for testing the requests, I can also provide them.

    Cheers
    Stephan

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  • Thread Starter star26bsd

    (@star26bsd)

    Thread Starter star26bsd

    (@star26bsd)

    Noone?

    Plugin Author Dynamic.ooo

    (@dynamicooo)

    Hi star26bsd!

    You should make sure it is not a cache problem.

    Thread Starter star26bsd

    (@star26bsd)

    Hi!

    thanks for the reply.

    Since I successfully tested the basic feature set using a GET request, I believe I have indicated that cache is likely not the root cause.

    I will double check though and post the Postman response header here later.

    Plugin Author Dynamic.ooo

    (@dynamicooo)

    Hi!

    To make sure it’s not a cache issue, if you had the paid plugin you could try doing a ?var_dump( $_COOKIE['appid']); inside the “PHP Raw” widget to make sure the cookie is there and has the value you want.
    Let me know.

    Thread Starter star26bsd

    (@star26bsd)

    Hi!

    I was now documenting everything nicely in screenshots to prove it is not a caching issue – and after all, I did realized that it was a caching issue indeed. ??

    Thanks for your help!

    Plugin Author Dynamic.ooo

    (@dynamicooo)

    thanks to you! ??

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