On 4/16/00, David Shadovitz penned:
>Bud,
>
>As you saw, what Lon wrote is incorrect. Cookie.expires refers to a
>cookie named expires, not to the 'expires' property of a cookie.
>
>Cookies are of the form "name=value;expires=expDate;". You can use
>JavaScript to get at the 'expires' property. Here's a function from
>http://developer.netscape.com/ that returns a cookie value, given the
>cookie name. You'd have to modify it to get at the 'expires' property.
<snip>
Thanks David. I was beginning to think nobody was going to answer me. LOL
I take it then that there's no way to do it in ColdFusion.
Bud Schneehagen - Tropical Web Creations
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