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when I say 'each page', I mean that I'm going to include a piece of javascript on each HTML page.
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when I say 'each page', I mean that I'm going to include a piece of javascript on each HTML page.

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if (!document.cookie)<br />
{<br />
&nbsp; //your re-direction code goes here<br />
}<br />
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Cd&amp;<br />

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if (!document.cookie)
{
  //your re-direction code goes here
}




Cd&


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How does that code know which cookie I'm looking for?
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How does that code know which cookie I'm looking for?

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Glad I could help. &nbsp;Thanks for the A. :^)<br />
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Cd&amp;<br />

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Glad I could help.  Thanks for the A. :^)

Cd&


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I set a cookie with Perl. &nbsp;Now on each page, I'm going to include a piece of javascript that checks if the cookie exists. &nbsp;I don't care what information the cookie holds because it doesn't matter. &nbsp;I just want to know if the cookie exists. &nbsp;If it doesn't exist, I'm going to redirect to an 'Error' page. &nbsp;Any ideas?
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I set a cookie with Perl.  Now on each page, I'm going to include a piece of javascript that checks if the cookie exists.  I don't care what information the cookie holds because it doesn't matter.  I just want to know if the cookie exists.  If it doesn't exist, I'm going to redirect to an 'Error' page.  Any ideas?

checking if cookie exists

JavaScript is a dynamic, object-based language commonly used for client-side scripting in web browsers. Recently, server side JavaScript frameworks have also emerged. JavaScript runs on nearly every operating system and  in almost every mainstream web browser.