问题
I'm curious if there is anyone using Laravel since version 3 running into problems setting cookies in various version of IE when there is an underscore in the cookie name.
I came across this problem with my project (an eCommerce site built on CI). The problem was fixed removing the underscore in cookie name.
While I'm currently porting the project to Laravel, I just want to check if I should remove the underscore from session cookie as well.
回答1:
I would definitely recommend removing any underscores from your cookie name, I've been caught out by this a few times in the past whe, and it's easy to pull your hair out trying to figure out what's going on when in the end it's the little underscore gremlin
回答2:
It's better practice to use periods instead of underscores in cookie names.
回答3:
Basically you dont need the underscore - so just remove it. Why have a risk at all, when you can have zero risk by removing it :)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15016204/should-i-include-underscore-in-session-cookie-name