Re: more cookie crumbling
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1999
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 23525
interpreted = N
texte = First, never use a variable name the same as some context!like you wrote [setcookie name=admin........] name should work with cookies, but you should avoid that variablename because its also a contextI am working a little with cookies for the time being, and it seems that you dont even need to pass along the extra variable but simply use a[setcookie admin=yes]It will expire when the browser shuts down, and only be sent back to the orginating server.that should give you the possibily of using[ListCookies] [index],[name],[value]
[/ListCookies]and get the value1,admin, yesLet me know if it works/martin>Hello again- > >An addendum to my last e-mail... > >The results that were reported in the last e-mail were with a Netscape >browser. With an Internet Explorer browser (4.01), NO cookie information >gets shown. Does IE handle cookies differently from Netscape? If so, how >does Webcat compensate for this? > >Something tells me I am doing something very wrong... > > > > >Josh Knauer >http://www.knauer.com >412-420-6400 -phone >412-420-6404 -fax > >P60E7 A28B 91C0 E5D3 EC5C A53F DB28 B350
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First, never use a variable name the same as some context!like you wrote [setcookie name=admin........] name should work with cookies, but you should avoid that variablename because its also a contextI am working a little with cookies for the time being, and it seems that you dont even need to pass along the extra variable but simply use a[setcookie admin=yes]It will expire when the browser shuts down, and only be sent back to the orginating server.that should give you the possibily of using[ListCookies] [index],[name],[value]
[/ListCookies]and get the value1,admin, yesLet me know if it works/martin>Hello again- > >An addendum to my last e-mail... > >The results that were reported in the last e-mail were with a Netscape >browser. With an Internet Explorer browser (4.01), NO cookie information >gets shown. Does IE handle cookies differently from Netscape? If so, how >does Webcat compensate for this? > >Something tells me I am doing something very wrong... > > > > >Josh Knauer >http://www.knauer.com >412-420-6400 -phone >412-420-6404 -fax > >P60E7 A28B 91C0 E5D3 EC5C A53F DB28 B350
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