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What is the difference between asp cookie and javascript cookie. by asp cookie i mean cookie created using response.cookie & which one is better ?
Started by jasbir on
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Cookie header is used in HTTP requests and Set-Cookie header is used in HTTP resonses....
ALthough you - Cookie and Set-Cookie.
[BTW - I assume you were referring to ASP.NET.
On the same cookie if you really wanted to.
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When I want to remove a Cookie I try
unset($_COOKIE['hello']);
I see in my cookie browser from firefox that the cookie still exists. How can I really remove the cookie?
Started by sanders on
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To clear a cookie from the browser, you need to tell the browser that the....
See the sample labelled " Example #2 setcookie() delete example " from the PHP docs .
", "", time()-3600);
Then the cookie will expire the next time the page loads.
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I am working in ASP.net cookie while using forms authentication I came to know about aspxauth cookie
What is the purpose of this cookie?
What is the location of this cookie?
Started by balaweblog on
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The ASPXAUTH cookie is used to determine if a user is authenticated....
Unless cookie, named ASP.NET_SessionId, to track session state.
And this is used throughout the session, i.e.
This is called ASPXAUTH cookie.
Creates a Session Id.
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Hello!
Is that possible that with cURL not every user use the same cookie?
Because it's cool that I store the cookie that I get, but this cookie will be used by everybody, and it should be, because it's a login cookie.
Charlie
Started by Charlie on
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Here's a really basic overviewYour question is unclear, do you want all user to use the same cookie or not ? What is an user send me a cookie?"
Server....
Its cookies using curl_setopt and the CURLOPT_COOKIE* constants.
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I guess the title says it all. If I have many settings that I want to store in a cookie, should I create multiple cookies with one option each, or one big cookie with multiple options in a serialized array or something?
Are there any pros/cons for either...
Started by ryeguy on
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But if I really didn't want to do a session for some reason, I suppose I'd probably do the single cookie....
Well, mostly we do sessions -- send a single cookie with an identifier for the user, and store all the option values on the server.
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I've always been using the cookie-based session store, and never even knew about Cookies until now. So is there any situation where I'd need the cookies hash?
Started by marko on
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If you store are storing lots of information in cookies....
Yes I got really confused aboutYou shouldn't store anything you don't want the user to see or change in cookie.
If they match, you can trust it.
Passed from the client cookie.
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Is it possible to set a cookie in an iPhone Application that persists, so that later when the user is in Mobile Safari, that cookie can be sent to a webserver?
Started by Brad Smith on
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Applications" really includes Mobile Safari or not, your experimentation will have to determine however open a special http://-URL from your application containing javascript to place a cookie server and instruct MobileSafari to open it....
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Why is it that if I create a cookie on www.mydomain.com and check it on mydomain.com, the cookie doesn't exist there? I am planning to just use .htaccess redirect non www to a www domain. But how do I solve this?
Started by jun on
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When setting the....
And I'm sure the browser also looks for 100% match of the domain you can do .
I believe you can set the cookie at example.com (really .example.com) and it will be sent% identical the cookie wont match.
In Apache.
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Hi everyone! How can I encrypt a cookie in a direct and simple way?
Thanks!!
Started by AndreMiranda on
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Then, you will need to....
First, you will need to convert in a smaller cookie).
If you really need to, there are a number of ways to do it.
If the cookie is sensitive, store it only on the server.
You probably shouldn't be doing this.
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Hey All,
I've been out of web development for a while now so very rusty. I need to make a cookie
If the user visits the site > set cookie If user comes back to site > read cookie If time since user last arrived is less than 24hrs > set the ID...
Started by chris on
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- set cookie:
document.cookie = 'Cookie_1='+'value for this cookie';
BTW code is using....
With JavaScript you can
- read cookie:
var coo = [], a; if(document.cookie != ''){ $.each with all cookies ( coo['Cookie1'] == 'value' ).
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