I want to store the username and login_id in the session . i am tryin to do this. Code: $session = $q->cookie(-name=>$session->name,-value=>$session->id); #session cookie $session{"username"} = $q->param("$usernameVar"); $session{"login_id"} = $q->param("$login_id"); $cookie13 = $q->cookie(-name=>'login_id',-value=>$login_id); #cookie 1 print $q->header(-location=>'show_profile.pl',-cookie=>[$cookie13,$session]); Software error: I have defined the session variable as: Code: my $session; if i just write Code: $session = $q->cookie(-name=>$session->name,-value=>$session->id); #session cookie $cookie13 = $q->cookie(-name=>'login_id',-value=>$login_id); #cookie 1 print $q->header(-location=>'show_profile.pl',-cookie=>[$cookie13,$session]); it works fine by just sending session cookie to the HTTP header. Please help. Rakesh
Hi, Code: $session{"username"} = $q->param("$usernameVar"); $session{"login_id"} = $q->param("$login_id"); Instead of this, try the following... Code: $uname=$q->param("$usernameVar"); $id=$q->param("$login_id"); $session.=$uname.$id; Keep the rest of the code same.
Here is a code snippet which show how to store data into the session. Code: use CGI::Session; $session = new CGI::Session(); #save data to the session $session->param('username') = $q->param("$usernameVar"); $session->param('login_id') = $q->param("$login_id"); #create session cookie $session_cookie = $q->cookie(-name=>$session->name,-value=>$session->id); #session cookie $cookie13 = $q->cookie(-name=>'login_id',-value=>$login_id); #cookie 1 print $q->header(-location=>'show_profile.pl',-cookie=>[$cookie13,$session]);