pete555

Here is some code that you can put in the /wp-content/themes/yourtheme/header.php at the top. No doubt someone could code this as a WordPress plugin, but I don’t know how to do this! Another alternative would be to use PHP sessions instead of cookies.

<?php

function updatePagesVisited()
{
	global $wp_query;

	$post=$wp_query->get_queried_object();
	$current_page_title=$post->post_title;
	$days_to_store_cookie = 60;
	$cookie_expiry_time = time() + $days_to_store_cookie*24*60*60;

	if(isset($_COOKIE['pages_visited']))
	{
		$pages_visited=$_COOKIE['pages_visited'];
		if(strlen($pages_visited)<1000)
		{
			if($current_page_title!=""&&$current_page_title!="index.php")
			{
				setcookie('pages_visited',$pages_visited.", ".$current_page_title,$cookie_expiry_time,"/");
			}
		}
	}
	else
	{
		setcookie('pages_visited',$current_page_title,$cookie_expiry_time,"/");
	}
}

updatePagesVisited();
?>

Then in your templates you would need:
<?php echo $_COOKIE['pages_visited']; ?>

wherever you want to display the pages visited. You can change the strlen<1000 if you want to keep the list to display on one line.