> I'm setting a cookie with cfcookie on www.domain.com. I want > the cookie to be available to fun.domain.com. So after > reading the docs, and it doesn't work, I came up with .... > > <!--THIS TAKES INTO ACCOUNT ANY SITES THAT HAVE THE > DOMAIN.COM DOMAIN NAME --> <cfcookie > expires="#CreateTimeSpan(0, 0, 20, 0)#" name="SAVE_RECIPE" > value="#verify_email_password.savacc_id#" domain=".domain.com"> > > <!--THIS SETS THE COOKIE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION SERVER --> > <cfcookie expires="#CreateTimeSpan(0, 0, 20, 0)#" > name="SAVE_RECIPE" value="#verify_email_password.savacc_id#">
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