Drac Morbis Well-known member Licensed customer Aug 25, 2026 #2 I highly doubt it. Cookies are stored on a user's browser locally. There isn't a way to clear them remotely as far as I understand. Upvote 0 Downvote
I highly doubt it. Cookies are stored on a user's browser locally. There isn't a way to clear them remotely as far as I understand.
frm Well-known member Licensed customer Aug 25, 2026 #3 You could change the cookie prefix in config.php: PHP: $config['cookie']['prefix'] = 'xf_'; to: PHP: $config['cookie']['prefix'] = 'yoursite_'; This would essentially "clear" the cookies, with the expected behavior of logging everyone out, as you're no longer reliant on the xf_ default cookies. Upvote 1 Downvote
You could change the cookie prefix in config.php: PHP: $config['cookie']['prefix'] = 'xf_'; to: PHP: $config['cookie']['prefix'] = 'yoursite_'; This would essentially "clear" the cookies, with the expected behavior of logging everyone out, as you're no longer reliant on the xf_ default cookies.
Drac Morbis Well-known member Licensed customer Aug 25, 2026 #4 frm said: You could change the cookie prefix in config.php: Click to expand... A very clever workaround. The old cookies would remain on the user's browser, though? Upvote 0 Downvote
frm said: You could change the cookie prefix in config.php: Click to expand... A very clever workaround. The old cookies would remain on the user's browser, though?
frm Well-known member Licensed customer Aug 25, 2026 #5 Drac Morbis said: A very clever workaround. The old cookies would remain on the user's browser, though? Click to expand... See zip file for reply. Attachments reply.zip reply.zip 773 bytes · Views: 4 Upvote 0 Downvote
Drac Morbis said: A very clever workaround. The old cookies would remain on the user's browser, though? Click to expand... See zip file for reply.
Suzanne O Well-known member Licensed customer Aug 25, 2026 #6 Tell them to look up their settings on their browser Upvote -1 Downvote
Pepe2012 Well-known member Licensed customer Aug 25, 2026 #7 Drac Morbis said: I highly doubt it. Cookies are stored on a user's browser locally. There isn't a way to clear them remotely as far as I understand. Click to expand... Maybe clearing the cookies with the wrong term. if I could change the cookie that is set the next time they visit it may correct the problem for them. Upvote 0 Downvote
Drac Morbis said: I highly doubt it. Cookies are stored on a user's browser locally. There isn't a way to clear them remotely as far as I understand. Click to expand... Maybe clearing the cookies with the wrong term. if I could change the cookie that is set the next time they visit it may correct the problem for them.
philmckrackon Well-known member Licensed customer Aug 25, 2026 #8 Pepe2012 said: Maybe clearing the cookies with the wrong term. if I could change the cookie that is set the next time they visit it may correct the problem for them. Click to expand... You can change the cookie via src/config,php I do this so working in different forums the cookies are separate names. Examole: Code: //Cookie Setting $config['cookie']['prefix'] = 'testforum_'; Upvote 0 Downvote
Pepe2012 said: Maybe clearing the cookies with the wrong term. if I could change the cookie that is set the next time they visit it may correct the problem for them. Click to expand... You can change the cookie via src/config,php I do this so working in different forums the cookies are separate names. Examole: Code: //Cookie Setting $config['cookie']['prefix'] = 'testforum_';
Drac Morbis Well-known member Licensed customer Aug 25, 2026 #9 frm said: See zip file for reply. Click to expand... Upvote 0 Downvote
Drac Morbis Well-known member Licensed customer Aug 25, 2026 #10 Pepe2012 said: Maybe clearing the cookies with the wrong term. if I could change the cookie that is set the next time they visit it may correct the problem for them. Click to expand... You haven't really stated why you need to do this or if there is a bug/server error. That would be a logical first step.... Upvote 0 Downvote
Pepe2012 said: Maybe clearing the cookies with the wrong term. if I could change the cookie that is set the next time they visit it may correct the problem for them. Click to expand... You haven't really stated why you need to do this or if there is a bug/server error. That would be a logical first step....