Sure, just set the same cookie with expiration date way in the past from
a javascript code :) like, somewhere in 1971, for instance.
That will clear the server side cookie.
You will have to do it in all of your pages, I'm afraid.
For examples in cookies code, search the web, there's plenty around.
Hugs, rms
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have an odd request: I want to help users connecting to my website to
> automatically reject any cookies from my domain.
>
> I have a domain which is "masked" via a hosting company. One disadvantage of
> the service is that anyone connecting to my domain gets a cookie
> accepted (if cookie warnings are turned off and Accept all is on).
> Now, this cookie is actually from the host and not my own code.
>
> Thus, what I would like to do is to disable this cookie in as much an automated
> way as possible: hopefully without the user even realising or needing to do
> anything. Obviously, for those with "Warning before accepting cookies" turned
> on, they can reject and remember the decision but I want to add my domain
> into Mozilla's reject list for those without that turned on.
>
> Is this possible?
> On the face of it, I think it'd be a security breach to be able to do this as
> the opposite could be done but we'll see.
>
> Cheers,
> Lee.
>
