public function testDeleteCookieHeaderWithoutMatchingDomain()
{
$header = array('Set-Cookie' => "foo=bar; domain=foo.com");
Slim_Http_Util::deleteCookieHeader($header, 'foo', array('domain' => 'bar.com'));
$this->assertEquals(1, preg_match("@foo=bar; domain=foo\\.com\nfoo=; domain=bar\\.com@", $header['Set-Cookie']));
}
/**
* Delete cookie
*
* Instead of using PHP's `setcookie()` function, Slim manually constructs the HTTP `Set-Cookie`
* header on its own and delegates this responsibility to the `Slim_Http_Util` class. This
* response's header is passed by reference to the utility class and is directly modified. By not
* relying on PHP's native implementation, Slim allows middleware the opportunity to massage or
* analyze the raw header before the response is ultimately delivered to the HTTP client.
*
* This method will set a cookie with the given name that has an expiration time in the past; this will
* prompt the HTTP client to invalidate and remove the client-side cookie. Optionally, you may
* also pass a key/value array as the second argument. If the "domain" key is present in this
* array, only the Cookie with the given name AND domain will be removed. The invalidating cookie
* sent with this response will adopt all properties of the second argument.
*
* @param string $name The name of the cookie
* @param array $value Properties for cookie including: value, expire, path, domain, secure, httponly
*/
public function deleteCookie($name, $value = array())
{
Slim_Http_Util::deleteCookieHeader($this->header, $name, $value);
}