Octavian Rasnita ha scritto:
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Try setting the cookie to a more reasonable second count (1 day) and
see if that resolves your issue. All of the browsers handle extended
cookies a bit differently and while one setting may work on IE, the smae
may cause a nocookie on firefox. I really believe your problem is one of
cookie expiration (or content length) and not one where you have to mess
around setting the domain again (that problem is solved for you -- stop
looking for zebras).
But if I do that and a client will close the browser without logging
off, somebody else could open the browser and the app will recognize him
as the owner of the account, so it could be a big security issue.
That's why I need to have cookies which are not saved and used after the
browser was closed.
Can I set the expiry date and avoid that security risk?
Thank you.
Octavian
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I'm not 100% sure, but probably you could achieve that by setting the
expiry date in the past.
HTH
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