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Brandon Parker4-Jul-02 19:34
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Generaldb folder above root Pin
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GeneralNeed to find out the actual file name of a cookie Pin
Chris LaQuerre3-Jul-02 9:11
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GeneralRe: Need to find out the actual file name of a cookie Pin
Jeremy Falcon3-Jul-02 9:31
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AFAIK the way cookies are implemented can be different from browser-to-browser. I've seen differences between IE and NS anyway. This may not be an issue, however, because if you are on an Intranet and it may be corporate policy to use a certain browser.

Regardless, I would not recommend using cookies at all for this. Instead, try using the AUTH_USER server variable to get the user that's currently logged in. This way, a user can hop on a different machine in the same domain or dare I say workgroup and still have their settings on the app.

I'm assuming you are using ASP, so the code for it will look a bit like so...

JScript<br />
<br />
var user = new String(Request.ServerVariables("AUTH_USER"));<br />
user = user.toUpperCase();<br />
<br />
VBScript<br />
<br />
Dim user<br />
user = UCase(Request.ServerVariables("AUTH_USER"))


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GeneralRe: Need to find out the actual file name of a cookie Pin
Chris LaQuerre3-Jul-02 9:45
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QuestionHow to Use Session Level Connection Pin
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GeneralASP.NET and non-unique Session IDs Pin
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