Cookies enable you to write
Cookies are not transferrable
This tutorial describes:
This tutorial explains how to
text directly to a users
across domains; the only
How ASP server uses cookies
set up and manage session
computer. This can be used
domain that can access the
to pass an ID with the
and application level
to easily recognize if a
cookie is the domain that
browser to link multiple
scripting using the
user has been to your site
created it. This article
HTTP requests together. How
global.asa file.
before or used to prevent
describes solutions to
ASP server offers the
multiple entries in to
bypass this limitation using
session object to ASP pages
forms. This example will
Active Server Pages.
to share information between
take any input you type in
multiple requests or pages.
and write it to a cookie. A
Different ways to pass
hyperlink to the same page
information between requests
is created to demonstrate on
or pages. How Perl tools
subsequent visits (within 3
can be used to help debug
days) the user will see
ASP applications at the HTTP
their input rather then the
communication level.
text input box.
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A basic information on using
This quick and simple
This article will explain the
Cookies are a very useful;
Cookies in ASP. An access
tutorial gives you an quick
problems faced with
they can store
counter is used as an
idea on how cookies are set
detecting cookies in ASP and
usernames/password,
example.
& read by your scripts.
address them one by one. You
preferences, last visits,
Cookies are a quick and easy
will then be presented with
etc. This short explains how
way to add any form of
a cookie detection script
to store information a user
interaction to your site
written in ASP that you can
may type in at a typical
this tutorial gives you a
use on your own site.
website.
quick 101 on how to use them
in your scripts. A tutorial
worth a read for both
beginners and advanced.
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