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Hello!

I need to know how these cookies work:

ips4_IPSSessionSetup

ips4_hasJS

ips4_forum_list_view

 
 

ips4_ipsTimezone

 

 

ips4_notificationMenuShown

 

 

ips4_recentEmoji

Thank you

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

   
   

Edited by Riccardo

These are pretty self explanatory. 🙂

2 hours ago, Riccardo said:

ips4_IPSSessionSetup

Used to track session ID and if a user already has a session. 

2 hours ago, Riccardo said:

ips4_hasJS

Does the client device support JavaScript?

2 hours ago, Riccardo said:

ips4_forum_list_view

How is the forum view displayed to the user? (Grid, card, fluid)

2 hours ago, Riccardo said:

ips4_ipsTimezone

Stores what time one is the user in

2 hours ago, Riccardo said:

ips4_notificationMenuShown

Tracks if a user has seen a notification in the notification menu

2 hours ago, Riccardo said:

ips4_recentEmoji

Used to track recently used emoji in the editor window. 

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@Randy Calvert

Thank you for the answer!!

Can you help me also with these one?

ips4_IPSSessionFront

ips4_member_id

ips4_loggedIn

ips4_login_key

ips4_device_key

Riccardo

Hi Riccardo. As mentioned, these are self explainatory for the most part

 

ips4_IPSSessionFront - Holds the front end session

ips4_member_id - holds the member id

ips4_loggedIn - holds if a member is logged in

ips4_login_key - holds a login key

ips4_device_key - holds the device key

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@opentype the problem with that page is that are listed only 5 cookies while there are other 6 cookies set by the forum instead...

 

Just now, Riccardo said:

@opentype the problem with that page is that are listed only 5 cookies while there are other 6 cookies set by the forum instead...

 

I think opentype was trying to point out there that you were asking for descriptions of items which are described on that page

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1 minute ago, Marc Stridgen said:

I think opentype was trying to point out there that you were asking for descriptions of items which are described on that page

I think You are right 🙂

  • 5 months later...

Are these stored in the db somewhere?

ips4_login_key - holds a login key

ips4_device_key - holds the device key

Ignore, I found it in the core_member_known_devices table.

You can find all cookies and sessions in the "Application" tab.

Could contain: Page, Text, Computer Hardware, Hardware, Electronics

Edited by SeNioR-

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