Mental notes to myself

It’s been quite while since my last post and just realized that, my last post was about the very same thing: Looking for PHP gurus.

You are:
- Living in or around Montreal – No relocation or telecommute for now, sorry…
- A PHP and Javascript Guru with at least 3+ years of hands on experience
- Available in about a month
- Looking for a real technical challenge on a high traffic e-commerce website – I’m talking about 100M+ PV

This is a permanent position at a reputable Montreal company of 15 years.
The compensation is well above the market to consider to make you ditch your current boring job in a blink of an eye.
PS: Refer someone and we hire him/her there is a $1,000 for you for your hard work!

Please send in your cv’s to harunyayli _at_ gmail dot com.

I’m frequently using Zend Debugger and recenlty it started not working with firefox so I decided to investigate. It still works with IE7 and Opera so it was weird to see Firefox being broken with the recent update (2.0.0.12).

When Zend Debugger starts, it sets a cookie on the browser, so when the request passes through the Debugger, it’s caught. Simple enough.

See the cookie that is set by Zend Debugger:
Set-Cookie: ZDEDebuggerPresent=php,phtml,php3; path=/ ZendDebuggerCookie=192.168.33.87%2C127.0.0.1%3A10000%3A0||084|77742D65|0; path=/ SESSdd12cedd715988d11c29f14605e8aa57=rfem27em2jsn3l9ipusujaava2; path=/; domain=.127.0.0.1
Nothing looks weird to me…
But when firefox does a second request it returns only the cookies below:

Cookie: ZDEDebuggerPresent=php,phtml,php3; SESSdd12cedd715988d11c29f14605e8aa57=rfem27em2jsn3l9ipusujaava2

What happened to ZendDebuggerCookie? The little firefox ate it?
Plain weird.