.attributes_string

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.attributes_string function

<dl><dt>expiration</dt>
<dd>Days after which the cookie should expire. To remove an
HttpOnly cookie, send a negative value for this attribute.</dd>
<dt>secure_only</dt>
<dd>Logical indicating whether the cookie should only be
accessible via secure (<code>https:</code>) requests (except on localhost).</dd>
<dt>domain</dt>
<dd>The host to which the cookie will be sent (including
subdomains). If this is <code>NULL</code> (default) the cookie will only be sent to
the host of the page where this cookie was set (not including subdomains).</dd>
<dt>path</dt>
<dd>The path that must exist in the requested URL for the browser to
send this cookie. Includes subdirectories.</dd>
<dt>same_site</dt>
<dd>One of "strict", "lax" (default), or "none", indicating when
the cookie should be sent. When <code>same_site = "none"</code>, <code>secure_only</code> must be
<code>TRUE</code>.</dd>
<dt>http_only</dt>
<dd>Logical indicating whether the cookie should only be sent as
part of an HTTP request. When this is <code>FALSE</code> (default), the cookie is
accessible to JavaScript via the <code>Document.cookie</code> property.</dd></dl>

Arguments

Condense attributes to a string — .attributes_string

<dl>

<dt>expiration</dt>
<dd>Days after which the cookie should expire. To remove an
HttpOnly cookie, send a negative value for this attribute.</dd>


<dt>secure_only</dt>
<dd>Logical indicating whether the cookie should only be
accessible via secure (<code>https:</code>) requests (except on localhost).</dd>


<dt>domain</dt>
<dd>The host to which the cookie will be sent (including
subdomains). If this is <code>NULL</code> (default) the cookie will only be sent to
the host of the page where this cookie was set (not including subdomains).</dd>


<dt>path</dt>
<dd>The path that must exist in the requested URL for the browser to
send this cookie. Includes subdirectories.</dd>


<dt>same_site</dt>
<dd>One of "strict", "lax" (default), or "none", indicating when
the cookie should be sent. When <code>same_site = "none"</code>, <code>secure_only</code> must be
<code>TRUE</code>.</dd>


<dt>http_only</dt>
<dd>Logical indicating whether the cookie should only be sent as
part of an HTTP request. When this is <code>FALSE</code> (default), the cookie is
accessible to JavaScript via the <code>Document.cookie</code> property.</dd>

</dl>

.attributes_string: Condense attributes to a string

Description

Usage

Value

Arguments