cookies 101

[shank]

I have a website www.MyWebsite.com that requires cookies to work properly.
No problem. I write and read cookies without issue.

Problem: I'm using alternate domain names via GoDaddy and use masking. With
masking, the cookies no longer work as planned.

Example: Land on the site with www.MySite.com, then click any link to get
to, say, www.MyWebsite.com/page1.asp that depends on a cookie originating
from www.MyWebsite.com and I get an error.

I guess what I'm asking is how do I write a cookie for www.MyWebsite.com
while using domain name www.MySite.com to find the site?

thanks

[Evertjan.]

Re: cookies 101

shank wrote on 19 nov 2008 in microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:

I have a website www.MyWebsite.com that requires cookies to work
properly. No problem. I write and read cookies without issue.
>
Problem: I'm using alternate domain names via GoDaddy and use masking.
With masking, the cookies no longer work as planned.
>
Example: Land on the site with www.MySite.com, then click any link to
get to, say, www.MyWebsite.com/page1.asp that depends on a cookie
originating from www.MyWebsite.com and I get an error.
>
I guess what I'm asking is how do I write a cookie for
www.MyWebsite.com while using domain name www.MySite.com to find the
site?

Cookies exist on the browser,
so what is the classic ASP connection of this Q?

--
Evertjan.
The Netherlands.
(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)

[Anthony Jones]

Re: cookies 101

"shank" <shank@tampabay .rr.comwrote in message
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>I have a website www.MyWebsite.com that requires cookies to work properly.
>No problem. I write and read cookies without issue.
>
Problem: I'm using alternate domain names via GoDaddy and use masking.
With masking, the cookies no longer work as planned.
>
Example: Land on the site with www.MySite.com, then click any link to get
to, say, www.MyWebsite.com/page1.asp that depends on a cookie originating
from www.MyWebsite.com and I get an error.
>
I guess what I'm asking is how do I write a cookie for www.MyWebsite.com
while using domain name www.MySite.com to find the site?
>
thanks

You can't. Could you imagine what would happen if code from one domain
could read and/or modify cookies to be used by another. Joe public visits
www.betyourinterestedinthis.com which then fiddles with cookies belonging
to www.mybankaccount.com. Not a good idea.


--
Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET

[p byers]

Re: cookies 101



shank wrote:

I have a website www.MyWebsite.com that requires cookies to work properly.
No problem. I write and read cookies without issue.
>
Problem: I'm using alternate domain names via GoDaddy and use masking. With
masking, the cookies no longer work as planned.
>
Example: Land on the site with www.MySite.com, then click any link to get
to, say, www.MyWebsite.com/page1.asp that depends on a cookie originating
from www.MyWebsite.com and I get an error.
>
I guess what I'm asking is how do I write a cookie for www.MyWebsite.com
while using domain name www.MySite.com to find the site?
>
thanks

Try passing the values as "hidden" form variables

Just a clue - I do it often

Pete (Northolt UK)