Jeremy Dunck wrote: > On 7/10/06, Tom Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Say I have some php (or whatever) page that sets a cookie named > > "stuff", using django, could I just use request.session['stuff'] and > > get the value, or does Django use some kind of special cookie mechanism > > that can't talk to the "global" cookie domain? > > In addition to Ian's answer, I'll point out that session doesn't store > its data in the client-side cookie, since that is insecure, but just > stores a session ID in that client cookie, whose value it then uses to > retrieve the server-side value set. > > request.COOKIES is the raw cookie set, so you wouldn't see > session-related stuff in there.
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