Session variables should be accessible like any other cookie:
alert(document.cookie);
--Jason
Bob Davis wrote:
> There are cookies that are used only for the life of the browser. When
> you make a cookie with no expiration date it goes away as soon as the
> browser is exited. You can see this happening by setting mozilla to ask
> when you get a cookie and then going to a site that needs to keep
> "state". Like a site that you would buy something from. As long as the
> browser is alive is as long as you need the cookie. After the browser
> closes you dont need it anymore. If you read the microsoft documentation
> is says that the session variables are maintained with temporary
> cookies. I was hoping that a kindly developer would know of a way to see
> these temporary cookies.
>
> bob
>
> Jay Garcia wrote:
>
>> Bob Davis wrote:
>>
>>> There are cookies that never get written to disk.
>>> Is there a way to display these?
>>> I was trying to do it with jscript but dont know enough.
>>>
>>> thanks
>>> bob
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Care to run this by again ?? What's the point of a "cookie" that never
>> gets written to disk, unless you have your cookies.txt file marked as
>> "read only" in which case there is no way to view the cookie that didn't
>> get written.
>>
>>
>
