Requests_Cookie::normalize_attribute() WordPress Method
The Requests_Cookie::normalize_attribute() method is used to normalize a cookie attribute name. This is useful when you want to set or get an attribute whose name may be different in different cookie formats.
Requests_Cookie::normalize_attribute( string $name, string|boolean $value ) #
Parse an individual cookie attribute
Description
Handles parsing individual attributes from the cookie values.
Parameters
- $name
(string)(Required)Attribute name
- $value
(string|boolean)(Required)Attribute value (string value, or true if empty/flag)
Return
(mixed) Value if available, or null if the attribute value is invalid (and should be skipped)
Source
File: wp-includes/Requests/Cookie.php
protected function normalize_attribute($name, $value) { switch (strtolower($name)) { case 'expires': // Expiration parsing, as per RFC 6265 section 5.2.1 if (is_int($value)) { return $value; } $expiry_time = strtotime($value); if ($expiry_time === false) { return null; } return $expiry_time; case 'max-age': // Expiration parsing, as per RFC 6265 section 5.2.2 if (is_int($value)) { return $value; } // Check that we have a valid age if (!preg_match('/^-?\d+$/', $value)) { return null; } $delta_seconds = (int) $value; if ($delta_seconds <= 0) { $expiry_time = 0; } else { $expiry_time = $this->reference_time + $delta_seconds; } return $expiry_time; case 'domain': // Domains are not required as per RFC 6265 section 5.2.3 if (empty($value)) { return null; } // Domain normalization, as per RFC 6265 section 5.2.3 if ($value[0] === '.') { $value = substr($value, 1); } return $value; default: return $value; } }
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