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Jensen bredal
 
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Default Very strange bug in my asp.net app! - 08-12-2005 , 06:01 AM







Hello,
I have an asp.net app. One of my pages works everywhere except at single
site.
My application uses cookies for user info.
The code passes the statement :
if (Request.Browser.Cookies)

meaning that cookies are allowed in the client browser.

But i can see that some code fails in a block where it reads a cookie values
obtained from the client pc.

The value is null (which it should not be)



Can a router/firewall/ proxy server kill my cookies?



Hundredes of other pc are viewing this page without problem?

Any idea where i should look?

Many Thanks in advance

Jensen







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Thomas Egginger
 
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Default Re: Very strange bug in my asp.net app! - 08-14-2005 , 11:50 PM






hello,

always expect the unexpected! maybe it`s just because the value is not
there!?!

reagrds



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Hello,
I have an asp.net app. One of my pages works everywhere except at single
site.
My application uses cookies for user info.
The code passes the statement :
if (Request.Browser.Cookies)

meaning that cookies are allowed in the client browser.

But i can see that some code fails in a block where it reads a cookie
values obtained from the client pc.

The value is null (which it should not be)



Can a router/firewall/ proxy server kill my cookies?



Hundredes of other pc are viewing this page without problem?

Any idea where i should look?

Many Thanks in advance

Jensen









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Default Re: Very strange bug in my asp.net app! - 09-05-2005 , 12:07 AM



Yes it can delete the cookies even alter the cookies. dont use cookie
instead of use session variables

regards
manish


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