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 I don't know if this the right place but I searched every topic area and couldn't find anything for IE.<br />
I've created a intranet page for my work containing two frames. A navigation at the top and a contact frame. The problem comes up when I link to a website that uses cookies to login. The intranet uses a ssl connection.<br />
When I go to the url outside the intranet page it all goes fine during login. When I link to the page within the intranet site it gives the error that I have to enable cookies.<br />
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If I enable cookies in the privacy tab it all goes fine but I want to know why IE creates a problem when logging in.<br />
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Thanx in advance.
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 I don't know if this the right place but I searched every topic area and couldn't find anything for IE.
I've created a intranet page for my work containing two frames. A navigation at the top and a contact frame. The problem comes up when I link to a website that uses cookies to login. The intranet uses a ssl connection.
When I go to the url outside the intranet page it all goes fine during login. When I link to the page within the intranet site it gives the error that I have to enable cookies.

If I enable cookies in the privacy tab it all goes fine but I want to know why IE creates a problem when logging in.

Thanx in advance.

Problem with cookies in intranet page in Internet Explorer

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.