cookieJar

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What is cookieJar?¶

This extra includes a set of MODX Revolution snippets for setting, retrieving and deleting browser Cookies.

History¶

cookieJar was first written by David Pede and last released on December 13, 2018.

Download¶

It can be downloaded from within the MODX Revolution manager via Package Management, or from the MODX Extras Repository, here: https://modx.com/extras/package/cookiejar

The source code and build script is also available on GitHub: https://github.com/tasianmedia/cookiejar

Bugs & Feature Requests¶

Bugs, issues and feature requests can be reported in the GitHub Repository, found here: https://github.com/tasianmedia/cookiejar/issues

Available Snippets¶

setCookie¶

The setCookie snippet can be called using the tag:

[[seCookie]]

setCookie can be called cached or un-cached.

getCookie¶

The getCookie snippet can be called using the tag:

[[!getCookie]]

Available Properties¶

setCookie¶

Name	Description	Default Value	Added in Version
name	The name of the cookie. [REQUIRED]		1.0.0-pl
value	The value of the cookie. This value is stored on the clients computer, do not store sensitive information.		1.0.0-pl
expires	The time the cookie expires. This is a Unix timestamp so is in number of seconds. Use `0` to set a session cookie. Use any date in the past to delete a cookie.	0	1.0.0-pl
expiresType	The period unit for the cookie expires. Valid inputs are: 'years', 'months', 'days', 'weeks', 'hours', 'minutes' and 'seconds'.	seconds	1.1.0-pl
path	The path on the server in which the cookie will be available on. Use `/` to make available within the entire domain.	/	1.0.0-pl
domain	The domain that the cookie is available to.		1.0.0-pl
secure	Indicates that the cookie should only be transmitted over a secure HTTPS connection from the client.	0	1.0.0-pl
httponly	Indicates that the cookie will be made accessible only through the HTTP protocol. This means that the cookie wont be accessible by scripting languages, such as JavaScript.	0	1.0.0-pl

getCookie¶

Name	Description	Default Value	Added in Version
name	The name of the cookie to be returned. [REQUIRED]		1.0.0-pl
tpl	Name of a chunk serving as a template.		1.0.0-pl
toPlaceholder	If set, will assign the output to this placeholder instead of outputting it directly.	value	1.0.0-pl

Examples¶

setCookie¶

Set a Session Cookie:

[[!setCookie?
    &name=`foo`
    &value=`foobar`
    &expires=`0`
]]

Set a secure Cookie that expires in one hour:

[[!setCookie?
    &name=`foo`
    &value=`foobar`
    &expires=`1`
    &expiresType=`hours`
    &secure=`1`
]]
//or using seconds
[[!setCookie?
    &name=`foo`
    &value=`foobar`
    &expires=`3600`
    &secure=`1`
]]

Set a secure Cookie that expires in one day:

[[!setCookie?
    &name=`foo`
    &value=`foobar`
    &expires=`1`
    &expiresType=`days`
    &secure=`1`
]]

Delete a Cookie named 'foo':

[[!setCookie?
    &name=`foo`
    &expires=`-3600`
]]

getCookie¶

Output the value of a Cookie named 'foo':

[[!getCookie?
    &name=`foo`
]]

Output the value of a Cookie named 'foo', using a 'cookieTpl' chunk and assign the value to a placeholder:

[[!getCookie?
    &name=`foo`
    &tpl=`cookieTpl`
    &toPlaceholder=`cookieValue`
]]

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