jquery.cookie.js.js

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Sorry for the newbish question, but i'm a bit out of my league when it comes to regular expressions.<br />
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Using jquery, I'm wanting to loop through all cookies, filtering ones with a specific prefix and setting their value to 0.<br />
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ie:<br />
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ccookiePrefix_abc<br />
ccookiePrefix_bcd<br />
ccookiePrefix_cde<br />
ccookiePrefix_def<br />
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So iterate through all cookies, matching those with the prefix cookiePrefix_ and setting their values to 0.<br />
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Thanks in advance
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Sorry for the newbish question, but i'm a bit out of my league when it comes to regular expressions.

Using jquery, I'm wanting to loop through all cookies, filtering ones with a specific prefix and setting their value to 0.

ie:

ccookiePrefix_abc
ccookiePrefix_bcd
ccookiePrefix_cde
ccookiePrefix_def

So iterate through all cookies, matching those with the prefix cookiePrefix_ and setting their values to 0.

Thanks in advance

Using jquery to select all cookies with a specific prefix

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