From: "Charles K. Clarkson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> A Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> : Thanks for your reply, I am going to re-write my problem;
> : I am creating a cookie in perl script:
> :
> : $usrID = createUsrID();
> : ## create cookie
> : my $cookie = new CGI::Cookie(-name=>'usrID',-value=>$usrID);
>
> A cookie without an expiration is a session cookie.
>
> : ## send cookie print "Set-Cookie: $cookie\n";
> :
> : and then I am trying to recall that cookie in an asp script:
> :
> : usrID = Request.Cookies("usrID")
>
> I believe session cookies are dumped into the Session
> object by ASP. Try using this.
>
> usrID = Session("usrID")
Nope.
These cookies would be in Request.Cookies just like the ones with
expiration.
Anadi, are the Perl scripts and the ASPs on the same server (webhost,
not machine!)? In the same directory?
Maybe you have to specify the domain when creating the cookie.
Jenda
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