Cookies are stored for domain not pages so page name makes no difference just as long as you're in the same domain.
And when I request a cookie written in ASP through Witango I get the cookie value URL encoded. And for ASP cookies with keys, what I was most worried about, the value of the cookies is in a name value pair separated by "&" for each key.
I can write an object to parse this data.
On Monday, October 28, 2002, at 11:56 AM, Bryan Hughes wrote:
I'm redeveloping the site in Witango that was originally done in ASP.
Unfortunately the client informs me that he has a great amount of user information stored in ASP generated cookies on user's browsers and this information _CAN_NOT_ be lost.
Is there a way for me to read this information stored in the ASP cookies by Witango. I'm thinking, no, because index.asp will be a different page than index.taf.
Anybody have any ideas on how to convert or retrieve this information.
Is storing browser cookies in Javascript the best possible solution for portability?
The client is willing to scrap Witango if this cannot be done, so I'm trying to do my best to keep Witango in the game.
Please help!
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