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35 minutes ago, SaranacLake said:

Is there a way for my PHP to check if a user has disabled cookies in their browser, thus breaking my $_SESSION?

People who disable cookies have a fundamentally broken internet experience. They're used to creating exceptions in their browser to allow sites to work. Remind people your site uses cookies - which you kinda "have" to do already, thanks to GDPR.

 

35 minutes ago, SaranacLake said:

Since I don't know Javascript, that isn't an option.

Well that's the dumbest excuse I've heard all month.

1 minute ago, requinix said:

People who disable cookies have a fundamentally broken internet experience. They're used to creating exceptions in their browser to allow sites to work. Remind people your site uses cookies - which you kinda "have" to do already, thanks to GDPR.

I did add a message to my "Contact Us" form, but since my error logging relies on the SESSION, all I get is a catch-all message.  Would be nice to have a way to log that the issue is the user's cookies are off.

Not a real worry for v1.0

 

1 minute ago, requinix said:

Well that's the dumbest excuse I've heard all month.

No, it isn't.  I don't plan on learning Javascript before I go live.  And I certainly wouldn't take time to learn it so i can know f the user disabled cookies on my site.

My site will through a general error in any places that rely on SESSIONS, so that is good enough.

 

As far as GDPR, yeah i sorta need to add that into my site before I go live - I guess...

 

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