> if you think it is easy (as it should be) to flush all > cookies in the internet explorer, you got anoter thing > comming. I have been surprised by the surprising way ie > handles cookies, allthough i never took the time to get to > the bottom of it. Emptying your cookie dir is not going to do > it anyway. > Maybe you have to exit the browser or something ernst
You are right with the last remark. All the cookies of visited sites are stored in memory. A lot of sites about the document.cookie property will explain it. The document.cookie property is used in the editwizards to remember the position of the scrollbar of the wizard form. If you go to another step or open a new inline wizard then the position is stored. When you come back to the wizard form the position is read and the scrollbar moves to that position. The editwizard uses the cookie without an expire date so it expires when the browser shuts down. The cookies directory is only to persist cookies which expire in the future. Nico ----------------------------------------------------------------- Beware of programmers who carry screwdrivers. - Leonard Brandwein
