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John Linn
All,
We are having a problem where a small percentage of our users' browsers do not accept our non-persistant cookies, where they *do* accept the session and aspxauth cookies. I cannot figure out how ASP.NET writes the cookie differently.
Using the handy little Reflector program, I can see that SetAuthCookie adds the cookie returned from GetAuthCookie, BUT the program crashes when I try to decompile that method and see exactly how it sets the returned cookie.
Has anyone experienced this or know how GetAuthCookie sets the cookie?
JL
We are having a problem where a small percentage of our users' browsers do not accept our non-persistant cookies, where they *do* accept the session and aspxauth cookies. I cannot figure out how ASP.NET writes the cookie differently.
Using the handy little Reflector program, I can see that SetAuthCookie adds the cookie returned from GetAuthCookie, BUT the program crashes when I try to decompile that method and see exactly how it sets the returned cookie.
Has anyone experienced this or know how GetAuthCookie sets the cookie?
JL