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Cookies Basics

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Read and Writing Cookies

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A cookie is a message given
This tutorial describes:
This tutorial describes:
Learn how to read and write
to a Web browser by a Web
What is a cookie? Sending
How ASP server uses cookies
cookies with ASP through
server. The main purpose of
and receiving cookies.
to pass an ID with the
forms.
cookies is to identify users
Cookie properties and
browser to link multiple
 
and possibly prepare
itemized values. Other
HTTP requests together. How
 
customized Web pages for
cookie features.
ASP server offers the
 
them. This article explains
 
session object to ASP pages
 
benefits of using cookies
 
to share information between
 
and shows how to create and
 
multiple requests or pages.
 
retrieve them. Dictionary
 
Different ways to pass
 
cookies are also explained.
 
information between requests
 
 
 
or pages. How Perl tools
 
 
 
can be used to help debug
 
 
 
ASP applications at the HTTP
 
 
 
communication level.
 


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Tutorial explaining how to
This quick and simple
No matter how you feel about
Get some information about
read and write cookies and
tutorial gives you an quick
cookies, good bad or
those cookies you keep
why they can come in handy.
idea on how cookies are set
indifferent, they are an
hearing about, learn how to
The tutorial also gives
& read by your scripts.
integral part of many webs.
create one yourself.
examples of how cookies can
Cookies are a quick and easy
Why not unlock the mystery
 
be used to personalize
way to add any form of
and write your own? Here's a
 
webpages.
interaction to your site
quick rundown on this.
 
 
this tutorial gives you a
 
 
 
quick 101 on how to use them
 
 
 
in your scripts. A tutorial
 
 
 
worth a read for both
 
 
 
beginners and advanced.
 
 


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