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All



I am trying to use an HTTPCookie but am unable to actual get at the

values I stick into the cookie.



Code to insert a value:

MyCookie.Values.Add("KeyName",myRow[myColumn].ToString();



Code to retrieve value:

MyCookieCollection =3D Response.Cookies;

Cookienames =3D MyCookieCollection.AllKeys;

For(int x =3D 0; x < cookienames.Length; x++)

{

	MyCookie =3D Cookienames[x];

	Cookiekeys =3D MyCookie.Values.AllKeys;

	For(int y =3D 0; y < cookiekeys.Length; y++)

	{

		Label1.Text =3D cookiekeys[y];

	}

}



I can only seem to get down deep enough to the cookie keys, and never

reach the actual values that the keys have.



Does anybody have a code sample that would help me?



Thanks.



Al

Al,



The code that you listed wouldn't actually compile

because of a few gramatical errors. But here is the

code I would use to insert a cookie into the response

stream going back to the browser:



	// Declare locals.

	HttpCookie newCookie = null;

	

	// Construct a new cookie.

	newCookie = new HttpCookie("MyCookie", "Some Value");



	// Insert the cookie into the response stream.

	this.Response.Cookies.Add(newCookie);



Now, it is also quite simple to enumerate over the

cookies that are sent to you.



	string currentCookieName = null;

	string currentCookieValue = null;



	foreach (HttpCookie cookie in this.Response.Cookies) {



		// Insert code here to act on each cookie.

		currentCookieName = cookie.Name;

		currentCookieValue = cookie.Value;



	}



You could try an bind it to a DataGrid, but unfortunately

the HttpCookieCollection class doesn't have a HasKeys

member, so the automatic binding fails. You can bind on

the "AllKeys" string array however as a quick and dirty.



Hope this helps.



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-----Original Message-----

From: Al LeMay [mailto:alemay@d...] 

Sent: Sunday, 16 December 2001 9:50 AM

To: ASP+

Subject: [aspx] Use of an HTTPCookie...





All 

I am trying to use an HTTPCookie but am unable to actual get at the

values I stick into the cookie. 

Code to insert a value: 

MyCookie.Values.Add("KeyName",myRow[myColumn].ToString(); 

Code to retrieve value: 

MyCookieCollection = Response.Cookies; 

Cookienames = MyCookieCollection.AllKeys; 

For(int x = 0; x < cookienames.Length; x++) 

{ 

        MyCookie = Cookienames[x]; 

        Cookiekeys = MyCookie.Values.AllKeys; 

        For(int y = 0; y < cookiekeys.Length; y++) 

        { 

                Label1.Text = cookiekeys[y]; 

        } 

} 

I can only seem to get down deep enough to the cookie keys, and never

reach the actual values that the keys have. 

Does anybody have a code sample that would help me? 

Thanks. 

Al