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Note that 'Response.Cookies' MUST be done before any other non-ASP output. &nbsp;You can Not set or delete a cookie after any page content has been sent. &nbsp;It MUST be done before that.
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Note that 'Response.Cookies' MUST be done before any other non-ASP output.  You can Not set or delete a cookie after any page content has been sent.  It MUST be done before that.

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I am setting a cookie in ASP like this:<br />
&nbsp;response.Cookies(&quot;auctions<wbr />ession&quot;) = randomSessionVar<br />
&nbsp;Response.Cookies(&quot;auctions<wbr />ession&quot;).E<wbr />xpires = Date() + 15<br />
&nbsp;Response.Cookies(&quot;auctions<wbr />ession&quot;).D<wbr />omain = &quot;.oorahauction.org&quot;<br />
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Then when they log out I try to delete the cookie this way<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;response.Cookies(&quot;auctions<wbr />ession&quot;) = &quot;&quot;<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Response.Cookies(&quot;auctions<wbr />ession&quot;).E<wbr />xpires = Date() -1<br />
but my cookie isn't going away or clearing.<br />
Am I missing something?
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I am setting a cookie in ASP like this:
 response.Cookies("auctionsession") = randomSessionVar
 Response.Cookies("auctionsession").Expires = Date() + 15
 Response.Cookies("auctionsession").Domain = ".oorahauction.org"

Then when they log out I try to delete the cookie this way
		response.Cookies("auctionsession") = ""
				 Response.Cookies("auctionsession").Expires = Date() -1
but my cookie isn't going away or clearing.
Am I missing something?

classic asp cookie not deleting

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