Solution with cookie [wordpress] You will need jQuery cookie plugin. Create javascript file “themechanger.js”: (function($){ var theme = $.cookie(“styles”); var themehref = document.getElementById(theme_styles.rel_id); setTheme = function(mode){ if (theme == mode) return; if (mode == ‘light’) { $.cookie(‘styles’, mode); themehref.href = theme_styles.light; } else if (mode == ‘dark’) { $.cookie(‘styles’, mode); themehref.href = theme_styles.dark; } } … Read more
Enable WordPress to share cookies between domain.com and sub.domain.com
Need help setting cookies with multiple value [closed]
Block google maps from loading until user agrees to cookies with Elementor
Modifying request $_COOKIE
Cookies are set on the session BEFORE the page starts to load. Therefor – This function will set the cookie for the NEXT time the page is requested. you can not (as far as I know ) set a cookie onclick without any javascript help, becasue when at the time the page is rendered (and … Read more
Here is how you can sett a cookie whit a variable: Now it saves for one day. $settings = $mybackground; setcookie(‘background’,$settings,time() + (86400)); // 86400 = 1 day Print it in the body like an img whit this: echo $_COOKIE[‘background’];
See my answer on this exact problem. Long story short, you also need to define COOKIEHASH, otherwise the login cookie names will be different for each site: define( ‘COOKIEHASH’, ‘randomhash’ ); Make sure to change randomhash to a real hash, you can grab one here.
By default, the “Remember Me” checkbox makes you get remembered for 14 days. This is filterable though. add below code in your theme functions.php where 31556926 = 1 year in seconds This code will change that value: add_filter( ‘auth_cookie_expiration’, ‘keep_me_logged_in_for_1_year’ ); function keep_me_logged_in_for_1_year( $expirein ) { return 31556926; // 1 year in seconds }
Cookies do not indicate login status. Even if the cookie is not expired it is possible to terminate the session on admin side, and obviously, just the fact that there is a cookie do not mean that the information in it will authenticate. Sounds like you need an actual SSO solution.