I've tried a CFDUMP var="#cookie#, and funny enough it returns a whole set
of different cookies than ( alert(document.cookie)) ....could it be tha to
need to use _javascript_ to delete them because they were created with
_javascript_? Someone mentioned that it might be because of page processing,
but no that's not it ( I've gone to subsequent pages and they are still
there ).

Here's my code trying to delete them ...

<cfcookie name="surveyid" value="" expires="now">
<cfcookie name="question" value="" expires="now">
<cfcookie name="optional" value="true" expires="now">

<cfloop from="1" to="20" index="i">

<cfif isdefined('cookie.ans#i#') or isdefined('cookie.ans#i#check')>
<cookie name="ans#i#" value="" expires="now">
<cfcookie name="ans#i#check" value="" expires="now">
</cfif>

</cfloop>

Here's what _javascript_: alert(document.cookie) returns >

question=What is my name macker; ans1sdfsdfs; ans1=Macker macker;
ans2=annaser er macka; optional=true; ans3=macker sdfsdf; ans1check=false;
ans2check=false; ans3check=false; ans4; ans4check=false; ans5check=false;
HIDEWELCOMEWINDOW=1; CFID=401; CFTOKEN=64042666;
JSESSIONID=7e301552641070328067800

Here's what CFDUMP returns >

ANS1 [empty string]
ANS1CHECK [empty string]
ANS2 [empty string]
ANS2CHECK [empty string]
ANS3 [empty string]
ANS3CHECK [empty string]
ANS4 [empty string]
ANS4CHECK [empty string]
ANS5 [empty string]
ANS5CHECK [empty string]
CFID 401
CFTOKEN 64042666
HIDEWELCOMEWINDOW 1
JSESSIONID 7e301552641070328067800
OPTIONAL true
QUESTION [empty string]
SURVEYID [empty string]
ans1sdfsdfs [undefined struct element]









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>If you do a cfdump on the cookie scope (<cfdump var="#cookie#">), are the
>values still in there?  What does the code look like that is setting these
>cookies?
>
>
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Dan Farmer
>   To: CF-Talk
>   Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2003 1:59 AM
>   Subject: question about cookies..
>
>
>   I want to delete my cookie variables but they don't seem to be deleting.
>   What am I doing wrong in my code?  I originally set these cookies with
>   _javascript_, I don't see how that would make a difference..cookies are
>   cookies... anyway, when I do the JS alert statement below I get a whole
>ton
>   of cookies returned that should have been deleted.
>
>   <cfcookie name="surveyid" value="" expires="NOW">
>   <cfcookie name="question" value="" expires="NOW">
>   <cfcookie name="optional" value="" expires="NOW">
>
>   <cfloop from="1" to="20" index="i">
>
>   <cfcookie name="ans#i#" value="" expires="NOW">
>   <cfcookie name="ans#i#check" value="" expires="NOW">
>   </cfloop>
>
>   <script>
>
>   alert(document.cookie);
>
>   </script>
>
>   This JS code outputs the following...this is the cookie values...
>
>   question=What is my name macker; ans1sdfsdfs; ans1=Macker macker;
>   ans2=annaser er macka; optional=true; ans3=macker sdfsdf;
>ans1check=false;
>   ans2check=false; ans3check=false; ans4; ans4check=false;
>ans5check=false;
>   HIDEWELCOMEWINDOW=1; CFID=401; CFTOKEN=64042666;
>   JSESSIONID=7e301552641070328067800
>
>
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