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This program sets a cookie when a visitor enters your site. The value of the cookie is the referrer (where the visitor came from). This cookie can then be retrieved for various reasons, typically if the visitor makes a purchase or joins your site, yo
This small javascript allows you to set a cookie on your visitors computer. If the cookie still exists the next time they visit, they are redirected to the page of your choice. Ideal for redirecting visitors who have already seen you (long) flash int
This JavaScript implements a cookie that stores on the visitor?s computer the name of the visitor?s. This information on the cookie can be retrieved later for future use. The cookie can be implemented in your web page by first copying and pasting the
The Store/Retrieve Cookie Values is a JavaScript that can be used in any of your web pages to implement a cookie that can take in inputs into three variables and can also retrieve them. The cookie is opened every time the window is opened. The user c
Cookies can be intrusive, but they can also be a great way to store specific information about the people using your site and enable you to customize output specifically tailored to their input. You can construct a simple cookie based on user test in
Working with Cookies in ASP.NET is an article for the users who are new to the workingspot of cookies. This article covers the topics like working of cookie, writing and reading cookie, checking through cookie collection, debugging, testing for the
Set cookie to record last visit consists of few javascript classes that are useful for webmasters to get the information about when visitors have visited their site pages last time. It is simply done by setting a cookie with visitors computer and it
ASP+ Basics is a reference guide that gives the basics of ASP+. It introduces and describes a new way of coding which will be easier to VB or DHTML based programmers. It describes in detail about the web control families and web control object model
A cookie is a small (up to 20 times 4k per domain) bit of information that can be stored by a server in a browser's client. This script shows an example of how to set and retrieve a cookie. | 
