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Could you please send the example of form and sample code that handles it, so I could try it in my test application on GAE to find out what is wrong?

BTW, you could also try my Laravel GaeSupport package:

shpasser/gae-support at packagist.org

Best,

Ron.

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After many more experimentations I have come to a point that it's not the login form (or the logic behind it) that causes the problem. The problem lies on a level much higher than this in regards that laravel does not create the laravel_session cookie at all.

Not even in a completely empty view.

You can check that you get no cookies once you visit http://fast.reservationengine.net (it is a view with only phpinfo() inside it and nothing else which is created by the following route (i don't even use the $version var now)

Route::get('/', function()
{
	$laravel = app();
	$version = $laravel::VERSION;
	return View::make('hello')->with(array('version' => $version));
});
Last updated 9 years ago.
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Just updated my test app to include your code (route) and it seems to work properly.

http://test1-app.appspot.com

I think there should be something wrong with the code or with the workflow you used to run it on GAE.

Best,

Ron.

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Hey did you solve this? I'm having the same problem, my app was working fine and suddenly stopped working.

Sotiris-k said:

After many more experimentations I have come to a point that it's not the login form (or the logic behind it) that causes the problem. The problem lies on a level much higher than this in regards that laravel does not create the laravel_session cookie at all.

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