There are cookies that are used only for the life of the browser. When
you make a cookie with no expiration date it goes away as soon as the
browser is exited. You can see this happening by setting mozilla to ask
when you get a cookie and then going to a site that needs to keep
"state". Like a site that you would buy something from. As long as the
browser is alive is as long as you need the cookie. After the browser
closes you dont need it anymore. If you read the microsoft documentation
is says that the session variables are maintained with temporary
cookies. I was hoping that a kindly developer would know of a way to see
these temporary cookies.
bob
Jay Garcia wrote:
>Bob Davis wrote:
>
>>There are cookies that never get written to disk.
>>Is there a way to display these?
>>I was trying to do it with jscript but dont know enough.
>>
>>thanks
>>bob
>>
>>
>
>Care to run this by again ?? What's the point of a "cookie" that never
>gets written to disk, unless you have your cookies.txt file marked as
>"read only" in which case there is no way to view the cookie that didn't
>get written.
>
>
