A
Anbu
I have two sites, one is default site with all ASP .NET applications.
Another one is Windows Sharepoint Portal with Project Server 2003 on
Port 2080.
I have problem in accessing the cookies. If I access the Sharepoint
portal it creates the following key in the cookie
Microsoft.Sharepoint.AcceptHeaders
datelastmodified=12 Jul 2003 01:31:30
+0530&xls=TRUE&doc=TRUE&ppt=TRUE&pps=TRUE&one=FALSE&mpp=FALSE
web-server/
1024
2765668608
29829552
3198127408
29756127
*
Now whenever I access cookies from my default web site, it returns the
following error,
System.Web.HttpRequestValidationException: A potentially dangerous
Request.Cookies value was detected from the client
(Microsoft.Sharepoint.AcceptHeaders="...&pps=TRUE&one=FALSE&mpp=FALSE").
Can I maintain separate cookie for my default web site?
Since I cannot alter the sharepoint portal, I need an alternate to
store cookies for default web site.
TIA,
Another one is Windows Sharepoint Portal with Project Server 2003 on
Port 2080.
I have problem in accessing the cookies. If I access the Sharepoint
portal it creates the following key in the cookie
Microsoft.Sharepoint.AcceptHeaders
datelastmodified=12 Jul 2003 01:31:30
+0530&xls=TRUE&doc=TRUE&ppt=TRUE&pps=TRUE&one=FALSE&mpp=FALSE
web-server/
1024
2765668608
29829552
3198127408
29756127
*
Now whenever I access cookies from my default web site, it returns the
following error,
System.Web.HttpRequestValidationException: A potentially dangerous
Request.Cookies value was detected from the client
(Microsoft.Sharepoint.AcceptHeaders="...&pps=TRUE&one=FALSE&mpp=FALSE").
Can I maintain separate cookie for my default web site?
Since I cannot alter the sharepoint portal, I need an alternate to
store cookies for default web site.
TIA,