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Read and Writing Cookies

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Read and Write Cookies

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Cookies Basics

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Learn how to read and write
This tutorial describes:
Tutorial explaining how to
A cookie is a message given
cookies with ASP through
What is a cookie? Sending
read and write cookies and
to a Web browser by a Web
forms.
and receiving cookies.
why they can come in handy.
server. The main purpose of
 
Cookie properties and
The tutorial also gives
cookies is to identify users
 
itemized values. Other
examples of how cookies can
and possibly prepare
 
cookie features.
be used to personalize
customized Web pages for
 
 
webpages.
them. This article explains
 
 
 
benefits of using cookies
 
 
 
and shows how to create and
 
 
 
retrieve them. Dictionary
 
 
 
cookies are also explained.


Date: Apr, 20 2005


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Get some information about
No matter how you feel about
This tutorial shows how to
Cookies enable you to write
those cookies you keep
cookies, good bad or
keep information from the
text directly to a users
hearing about, learn how to
indifferent, they are an
user in your server (Session
computer. This can be used
create one yourself.
integral part of many webs.
method) and how to share
to easily recognize if a
 
Why not unlock the mystery
information between users
user has been to your site
 
and write your own? Here's a
(Application method). This
before or used to prevent
 
quick rundown on this.
is only a basic tutorial for
multiple entries in to
 
 
beginners with only basic
forms. This example will
 
 
features are described.
take any input you type in
 
 
 
and write it to a cookie. A
 
 
 
hyperlink to the same page
 
 
 
is created to demonstrate on
 
 
 
subsequent visits (within 3
 
 
 
days) the user will see
 
 
 
their input rather then the
 
 
 
text input box.


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