I think this is wrong:
<BS>
>Cookies cannot be read from a different domain than where they are set.
>This is a security precaution built into the cookie specification.
</BS>
Allaire's documentation for the CFCOOKIE tag says:
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DOMAIN
Specifies the domain for which the cookie is valid and to which the
cookie content can be sent. An explicitly specified domain must always
start with a dot. This can be a subdomain, in which case the valid
domains will be any domain names ending in this string.
For domain names ending in country codes (such as .jp, .us), the
subdomain specification must contain at least three periods, for
example, .mongo.stateu.us. In the case of special top level domains,
only two periods are needed, as in .allaire.com.
When specifying a PATH value, you must include a valid DOMAIN.
Separate multiple entries with a semicolon ( ; ).
==============
This would indicate that multiple domains, separated by semicolons, will
enable the cookie to be read at each domain specified.
Regards,
Karl Simanonok
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