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PS: Assuming all pages come form the SAME domain<br />
That also means protocol and port<br />

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PS: Assuming all pages come form the SAME domain
That also means protocol and port


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I need to set a cookie on a page and have it apply to all the iframes and their pages. How? <br />
document.cookie doesnt seem to be working<br />
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window.cookie.. same
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I need to set a cookie on a page and have it apply to all the iframes and their pages. How? 
document.cookie doesnt seem to be working

window.cookie.. same

Top level cookie apply to page and iframes

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Scripting Languages

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