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Mr_love_monkey · 26-10-2007, 11:38

for those of you that care...

to get around this what I have done is just have the client code add in the cookie, and add in the value as a seperate request header, i.e.:

Code:

      request.setRequestHeader("Cookie","aParam=aValue");
      request.setRequestHeader("aParam","aValue");

and then on the server side, we check for the cookie first, if it's not there we look the for request header and use that.
It's a hack, and offends me, but hey, what can you do?

26-10-2007, 11:38	#16
Mr_love_monkey Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: London way Age: 49 Services: Sarcasm Posts: 8,376	Re: XMLHttpRequest for those of you that care... to get around this what I have done is just have the client code add in the cookie, and add in the value as a seperate request header, i.e.: Code: request.setRequestHeader("Cookie","aParam=aValue"); request.setRequestHeader("aParam","aValue"); and then on the server side, we check for the cookie first, if it's not there we look the for request header and use that. It's a hack, and offends me, but hey, what can you do?