This is described in the book
def test_session():
if not session.c: session.c=0
session.c+=1
return dict(counter=session.c)
def test_cookie():
import time
if request.cookies.has_key('mycookie'):
return dict(mycookie=request.cookies['mycookie'].value)
else:
response.cookies['mycookie']="saved at "+time.ctime()
return dict(mressage='no cookie, storing it now')
There is not really much more than this. web2py takes care of
evreything else.
On Mar 3, 2:53 am, Jason Brower <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am learning about ASP.net handling cookies and sessions. Could
> someone point me to some documentation to both? I can do sessions right
> now just fine because of the auth tools, but the cookies are interesting
> and I have no clue how they work.
> Thanks in advance:)
> Regards,
> Jason Brower
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