# WSETCOOKIE
Updated: 11/30/2021, 7:00:45 PM
Created: 11/30/2021, 7:00:45 PM
Last Updated By: Jake Tuttle
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The WSETCOOKIE subroutine will set a cookie to be sent back to the browser.
# Command Syntax
CALL WSETCOOKIE(NAME,VALUE,EXP.DATE,EXP.TIME,PATH,DOMAIN,SECURE)
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# *Syntax Elements
| NAME | Name of the cookie you want to set |
| VALUE | Value you wish to set the cookie to |
| EXPDATE | Date you wish the cookie to expire on. Use pick internal dates. |
| EXPTIME | Time you wish the cookie to expire (used with EXPDATE). Use pick internal times. |
| PATH | Path you wish the cookie to apply to. Use "/" for all. |
| DOMAIN | Domain you wish the cookie to apply to. Use "." for domain called from. |
| SECURE | If set to "Y" then this cookie will only save on HTTPS requests. |
# Example
CALL WSETCOOKIE("mycookie","value",DATE(),TIME+300,"/",".","Y")
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# Notes
The WSETCOOKIE command basically builds a Set-Cookie header. This function properly formats the Set-Cookie for you and understands Pick date and time formats.
If you wish more control you can use the WSETHEADER and build your own Set-Cookie line.
Here is a link (opens new window) for information on how Set-Cookie works.