> I got a reply that client cookies can be manipulated fully by
> coldfusion. So, errr, where are they stored?
They're stored on the client - cookies are received by the browser, and
stored within a file or directory, typically. With the CFCOOKIE tag, you can
issue cookies to the browser, which will then save those cookies a specified
length of time.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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