I\'m working on cookie-free session, I dont intend to pass variables through URL, but I try to use window.name or hidden forms. For window.name, I\'d do mosething like this:
I\'m building a site/app which will be displayed in an iframe. I have done it loads of times before, and it has caused me loads of problems in the past... The main problem is crossdomain cookies being
Having a Simple \"Hello World\" web service on a web application that 开发者_如何转开发has cookieless= AutoDetect. I cannot call the web service without an error. If the cookieless is set to False or
Our ASP.NET 4.0 application\'s forms authentication is set to cookieless=\"AutoDetect.\"I\'ve noticed that if a user bookmarks our login page, the bookmark link is set to https://hostname.com/Login.as
Is it possible to use mixed cookieless sessions with cookie sessions? I\'ve an application that captured user details and then redirect for payment to an ssl page. I was wondering if this is possible?
I try to set the <sessionstate /> in my web.config but I don\'t know what are they. I would like to know about ASP.Net <SessionState cookieless=\"\" />.
I have long read about \"Use cookie-free domains\" aka create a subdomain that can serve css, js, and images, all in 1 subdomain.
I\'ve been reading a bit about serving my images, javascript and css from a seperate domain. I have set up a domain, not a sub domain but a new account on my server.
We have ASP.NET cookieless sessions (inproc), so URL contains the session id, i.e. S(dfasfdafasdfasfa)
I am working in Struts and jsp. I need to keep my cookies turned off as i needmulti-tab browser support. So a solution is required to hide the session id in the URL and still keep track of the session