If you want the ID of the current post outside of the loop, you can use get_queried_object_id(). Just make sure to check is_singular() first, or you could end up storing IDs of things other than posts. This could cause problems if there’s overlap with post IDs. I’d share the amended code with those changes, but … Read more
Sound like some configuration in your browser that keeps cookies only for a session specifically for you site. To make sure the problem is not on Wordress side, deactivate all your plugins and try again.
Nevermind, I found the solution. I included pluggable.php in the plugin which is a no-no to start with. And then I used wp_get_current_user() incorrectly.
Use COOKIEPATH and COOKIE_DOMAIN constants. setcookie( ‘welcomeback’, ucfirst( $_POST[‘firstname’] ), strtotime( ’27 Feb 2017′ ), COOKIEPATH, COOKIE_DOMAIN );
The problem was with domain. I should have set the cookie domain globally. /
You can try like this code: After installation, open the wp-config.php file in Site B’s installation root, and add (or replace) the following lines shortly after the database configuration, modifying them as needed to fit your configuration: $cookiehash = md5(“http://www.example.com/”); // Use Site A’s URL define(CUSTOM_USER_TABLE,’wp_users’); //Change ‘wp’ to match the prefix set during define(CUSTOM_USER_META_TABLE,’wp_usermeta’); … Read more
Transients seem to be appropriate storage. Just note that if you will generate a lot of this and they will be disposable then you will need to cleanup old transients. As for your cURL/filename issue – it is bad practice to use cURL directly in WordPress. WP provides HTTP API that abstracts remote requests. Unfortunately … Read more
Check your browser settings. You can change the settings for size and time to keep the cookies.
Just a quick thought: Append your link/URL a query arg with add_query_arg. Then extract it on load and reroute using exit( wp_redirect( home_url( ‘/etc’ ) ); or whatever fits you best.
Try using the jQuery Cookie plugin You can set a cookie to start with that could be called InfoSubmitted with value of ‘No’ and when they submit their info it changes to ‘Yes’ To set the cookie first make sure jQuery and the Cookie plugin are installed and then use this: jQuery.cookie(‘InfoSubmitted’, ‘No’); Once the … Read more