One of the interesting things (I've heard) about ASP.NET is that it
never uses cookies. Instead all requests are POST requests that
resubmit the "cookie". While this seems a bit overkill, it neatly
solves a lot of issues wrt browsers and cookies. I can't speak for Kid,
but with Stan at least, implementing this is as easy as redefining the
"a" tag to flatten to a form with an onClick attribute.
Just something to chew on.
Cliff
Jeff Watkins wrote:
I've encountered IT departments that lock down IE in that
configuration. Admittedly the IT guys are wearing tinfoil, but that
still makes everyone else suffer.
On 8 Jan, 2006, at 9:46 pm, Mike Pirnat wrote:
How many real-world users (IE or otherwise) enable this feature who
aren't developers or tinfoil hatters?
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Jeff Watkins
http://newburyportion.com/
"Just because you have the right to do something, doesn't mean it's
the right thing to do."
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