What is the code to read a cookie that is set by: Response.AddHeader "Set-Cookie", "Name=MyCookie; path=/; HttpOnly" that is in ASP (not asp.net) and is on IIS5.
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It is on a different page and I set it to variable.
The code used to be like this (which works)
Page1: Response.Cookies("MyCookie
Page2: MyVar = Request.Cookies("MyCookie"
I am having to add HttpOnly to all the cookies. So the new code should be: Response.AddHeader "Set-Cookie", "Name=MyCookie; path=/; HttpOnly" .
Hmm I don't know the syntax to add the value to this cookie. It is not an issue with reading, it is setting the value?
If you look at the headers do you see it? If you try to use Javascript or other clientside script do you get it?
That setting was something I hadn't remembered or seen before. As I looked it up it was described as a way to make a cooke that would only be accessed by clientside script. If that is really true then there will be no way to read in in ASP or any server language. You might not even see it in the header when using ASP.
Let me know how this helps or if you have a question.
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by: b0lsc0ttPosted on 2009-09-16 at 09:42:01ID: 25347532
When are you trying to read the cookie? In other words you have a page with the AddHeader line, where is the line with Request.Cookies?
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