Here's the deal... I am trying to hook to a purchased system which was written entirely in JavaScript. It creates a cookie (in Javascript) through the following lines of code...
strItems = "items=" + arrItemTmp.join("&"
;
document.cookie = strItems + "; expires=" + dtExpiry.toGMTString() + ";";
So can I assume that the cookie name is "items"?
I tried looking through all of the cookies in .NET (VB)...
For i = 0 To Request.Cookies.Count - 1
Response.Write(CStr(i) & " = " & Request.Cookies(i).Name)
Next
... but there is no mention of any cookie.. even though I know the cookie exists.
Please help... how do I read the cookie created in JavaScript via .NET?
Cheers,
Ladyhawk.![[idea] [idea] [idea]](/data/assets/smilies/idea.gif)
** ASP/VB/Java Programmer **
strItems = "items=" + arrItemTmp.join("&"

document.cookie = strItems + "; expires=" + dtExpiry.toGMTString() + ";";
So can I assume that the cookie name is "items"?
I tried looking through all of the cookies in .NET (VB)...
For i = 0 To Request.Cookies.Count - 1
Response.Write(CStr(i) & " = " & Request.Cookies(i).Name)
Next
... but there is no mention of any cookie.. even though I know the cookie exists.
Please help... how do I read the cookie created in JavaScript via .NET?
Cheers,
Ladyhawk.
![[idea] [idea] [idea]](/data/assets/smilies/idea.gif)
** ASP/VB/Java Programmer **