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access_asp thread: cookies and proxy servers
Message #1 by jake williamson 28 <jake.williamson@2...> on Wed, 05 Jun 2002 11:29:30 +0100
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grrrr!!
just had someone at a corporate company email me and say that one of my
sites doesn't work because it uses cookies on the home page and they have a
proxy server...
is this the case? it's the first email i've had about this since the site
launch (nearly 6 months ago) and i cant believe this is the only 'proxy
server' person to hit it??!!
as always, any feedback would be great,
jake
Message #2 by "Darrell" <darrell@b...> on Wed, 5 Jun 2002 22:42:49
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Hi Jake
Not much you can do about this it is possible to configure a proxy server
to reject cookies (IMO not wise but some companies can be particularly
paranoid). You could write a little ASP script to check for cookies and
redirect the user to a "non-cookie" page.
Cheers
Darrell
> grrrr!!
just had someone at a corporate company email me and say that one of my
sites doesn't work because it uses cookies on the home page and they have
a
proxy server...
is this the case? it's the first email i've had about this since the site
launch (nearly 6 months ago) and i cant believe this is the only 'proxy
server' person to hit it??!!
as always, any feedback would be great,
jake
Message #3 by jake williamson 28 <jake.williamson@2...> on Thu, 06 Jun 2002 13:52:58 +0100
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oh.. that is a real pain!
thing i cant figure out it the site's been live for some time, as are other
sites that i've built around the same idea.
this is the first email that i've had back complaining about this kind of
error! dont get it!
cheers,
jake
on 5/6/02 10:42 pm, Darrell at darrell@b... wrote:
> Hi Jake
>
> Not much you can do about this it is possible to configure a proxy server
> to reject cookies (IMO not wise but some companies can be particularly
> paranoid). You could write a little ASP script to check for cookies and
> redirect the user to a "non-cookie" page.
>
> Cheers
> Darrell
>
>
>> grrrr!!
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