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Browse All TopicsI need to run the following code one time only. If a user comes back to the page containing the code, it should not run again. I have been looking at using cookies, but am not sure of the exact implementation.
goSub("/user/site/browseCa
Thoughts on best approach? Ideally the cookie (or other means) would expire when the user exits their browser.
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by: BeholdasonPosted on 2009-03-03 at 17:29:42ID: 23790918
What you'll need to use is a session cookie and before excuting "goSub("/user/site/browseC atalog.do" ,"menu1"," top");" check if the session cookie exists.