> > Bah - that's what I thought. So, how do you determine if the user
> > has cookies or not before you go through the trouble of adding them
> > to the url?
>
> <cfcookie name="cookieTest" value="test" expires="never">
> <cfif COOKIE.cookieTest NEQ "test">
> cookies not enabled code here
> </cfif>
You can't effectively test for the existence of a cookie on the same page in
which you set the cookie. You can only test for its existence on subsequent
pages.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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