pass cookie in two domains work in IE, but not working in firefox?
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From: c676228 on 9 Apr 2008 12:36 Hi All I have the following code which we want the query string value to be passed from domain A to domain B. www.domain1.com/program1.asp?12345 then we later on if customer navigates from domain1 to domain2, it should bececome like this: www.domain2.com/whatever.asp?12345 Suddenly we found out it only works in IE 7.0 and not working in firefox. the code is as follow: Dim HttpStr, LiveFlag LiveFlag=True If LiveFlag Then HttpStr="https://" Else HttpStr="http://" End If pcnumber = Request.ServerVariables("QUERY_STRING") If NOT isNULL(pcnumber) and Len(pcnumber)>=5 and Len(pcnumber)<=7 Then Response.Cookies("id") = pcnumber Else id = Request.Cookies("id") If ((IsNull(Trim(id))) OR (Trim(Len(id)) = 0)) Then Response.Cookies("id") ="56789" Else Response.Cookies("id")=id End If End If Response.Cookies("id").Domain = ".domain1.com" Response.Cookies("id").Expires = "December 31, 2020" Response.cookies("id").path="/" id = Request.Cookies("id") I have a function which is used to write a link dynamically for domain2, so the id could be attached to the link: Function WriteLinkPgm(byVal Domain2, byVal Pgm, byVal DisplayText) WriteLinkPgm="<A HREF=" & HttpStr & Domain2 & Pgm & "?" & id & ">" & DisplayText & "</A>" End Function The id is attached in IE 7.0 and but firefox doesn't follow that. it always has the format like this in firefox: www.domain2.com/whatever.asp?56789 It seems that it never get 12345 query string What's going on here? Can you guys shed light on me? thank you so much. -- Betty
From: Steven Cheng [MSFT] on 10 Apr 2008 01:15 Hi Betty, From your description, you're using cookie to share querystring values between multiple web site(different top level domain name), correct? Based on my understanding, for cookie itself, it is not allowed to share between different web applications with different domain name(top level domain). So far only cookies in websites that has identical parent domain can be shared directly with each other. And for different websites with different domain name, the current approach for sharing cookie is also rely on querystring, also you need to explicitly provide a "cookie provider page" in the certain site that contains the cookie and let another web site use Response.Redirect to visit that page and that page will append cookie in the querystring and redirect back to the original url. For example, SiteA need cookie on SiteB: **SiteB need a cookie provideer page(suppose named cookieprovider.asp). this page will get parameters from querystring to determine which cookie value does the requester need and retrieve those values. Then it use response.redirecct to redirct back to siteA(append cookie in querystring) ** SiteA send response.Redirect to SiteB's cookieprovider.asp page(with the cookie names or the original url if necessary in querystring) ** SiteB's cookieprovider page get parameters from url querystring and read the certain cookie values. Append it to url querystring and redirect back to SiteA's page. #Sharing Cookies Across Domains http://www.15seconds.com/issue/971108.htm Sincerely, Steven Cheng Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead Delighting our customers is our #1 priority. We welcome your comments and suggestions about how we can improve the support we provide to you. Please feel free to let my manager know what you think of the level of service provided. You can send feedback directly to my manager at: msdnmg(a)microsoft.com. ================================================== Get notification to my posts through email? Please refer to http://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions/managednewsgroups/default.aspx#notif ications. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. -------------------- >From: =?Utf-8?B?YzY3NjIyOA==?= <betty(a)newsgroup.nospam> >Subject: pass cookie in two domains work in IE, but not working in firefox? >Date: Wed, 9 Apr 2008 09:36:03 -0700 > >Hi All > >I have the following code which we want the query string value to be passed >from domain A to domain B. >www.domain1.com/program1.asp?12345 >then we later on if customer navigates from domain1 to domain2, it should >bececome like this: >www.domain2.com/whatever.asp?12345 >Suddenly we found out it only works in IE 7.0 and not working in firefox. >the code is as follow: > > >Dim HttpStr, LiveFlag >LiveFlag=True >If LiveFlag Then > HttpStr="https://" >Else > HttpStr="http://" >End If > > >pcnumber = Request.ServerVariables("QUERY_STRING") >If NOT isNULL(pcnumber) and Len(pcnumber)>=5 and Len(pcnumber)<=7 Then > Response.Cookies("id") = pcnumber >Else > id = Request.Cookies("id") > If ((IsNull(Trim(id))) OR (Trim(Len(id)) = 0)) Then > Response.Cookies("id") ="56789" > Else > Response.Cookies("id")=id > End If >End If > >Response.Cookies("id").Domain = ".domain1.com" >Response.Cookies("id").Expires = "December 31, 2020" >Response.cookies("id").path="/" > >id = Request.Cookies("id") > >I have a function which is used to write a link dynamically for domain2, so >the id could be attached to the link: >Function WriteLinkPgm(byVal Domain2, byVal Pgm, byVal DisplayText) > > > WriteLinkPgm="<A HREF=" & HttpStr & Domain2 & Pgm & "?" & id & ">" & >DisplayText & "</A>" > >End Function > >The id is attached in IE 7.0 and but firefox doesn't follow that. >it always has the format like this in firefox: >www.domain2.com/whatever.asp?56789 > >It seems that it never get 12345 query string > >What's going on here? Can you guys shed light on me? > >thank you so much. >-- >Betty >
From: Evertjan. on 10 Apr 2008 05:29 Steven Cheng [MSFT] wrote on 10 apr 2008 in microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general: > Hi Betty, > > From your description, you're using cookie to share querystring values > between multiple web site(different top level domain name), correct? > > Based on my understanding, for cookie itself, it is not allowed to > share between different web applications with different domain > name(top level domain). So far only cookies in websites that has > identical parent domain can be shared directly with each other. And > for different websites with different domain name, the current > approach for sharing cookie is also rely on querystring, also you need > to explicitly provide a "cookie provider page" in the certain site > that contains the cookie and let another web site use > Response.Redirect to visit that page and that page will append cookie > in the querystring and redirect back to the original url. > > For example, SiteA need cookie on SiteB: > > **SiteB need a cookie provideer page(suppose named > cookieprovider.asp). this page will get parameters from querystring to > determine which cookie value does the requester need and retrieve > those values. Then it use response.redirecct to redirct back to > siteA(append cookie in querystring) Why not use a [hidden] iframe in stead of a response.redirect? <iframe href='http://other.com/cprov.asp?c=<%=Request.Cookies("A")%>&cn=A' style='display:none;'></iframe> > > ** SiteA send response.Redirect to SiteB's cookieprovider.asp > page(with the cookie names or the original url if necessary in > querystring) > > ** SiteB's cookieprovider page get parameters from url querystring and > read the certain cookie values. Append it to url querystring and > redirect back to SiteA's page. -- Evertjan. The Netherlands. (Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)
From: c676228 on 10 Apr 2008 12:41 Hi Steven, I probably didn't make things clear. The following function call is sitting on domain1 and write a dynamic link on domain1 for linking to domain2 will use the following function call. I didn't share the cookies directly. Function WriteLinkPgm(byVal Domain2, byVal Pgm, byVal DisplayText) WriteLinkPgm="<A HREF=" & HttpStr & Domain2 & Pgm & "?" & id & ">" & DisplayText & "</A>" End Function But I fixed yesterday I just replaced "id" with a very strange name. It works perfectly fine in both IE and firefox. But still not figured out why is that. I haven't get a chance to read your and evertjan's response yet. I will get back to you as soon as I can. Too busy with some other stuff. -- Betty "c676228" wrote: > Hi All > > I have the following code which we want the query string value to be passed > from domain A to domain B. > www.domain1.com/program1.asp?12345 > then we later on if customer navigates from domain1 to domain2, it should > bececome like this: > www.domain2.com/whatever.asp?12345 > Suddenly we found out it only works in IE 7.0 and not working in firefox. > the code is as follow: > > > Dim HttpStr, LiveFlag > LiveFlag=True > If LiveFlag Then > HttpStr="https://" > Else > HttpStr="http://" > End If > > > pcnumber = Request.ServerVariables("QUERY_STRING") > If NOT isNULL(pcnumber) and Len(pcnumber)>=5 and Len(pcnumber)<=7 Then > Response.Cookies("id") = pcnumber > Else > id = Request.Cookies("id") > If ((IsNull(Trim(id))) OR (Trim(Len(id)) = 0)) Then > Response.Cookies("id") ="56789" > Else > Response.Cookies("id")=id > End If > End If > > Response.Cookies("id").Domain = ".domain1.com" > Response.Cookies("id").Expires = "December 31, 2020" > Response.cookies("id").path="/" > > id = Request.Cookies("id") > > I have a function which is used to write a link dynamically for domain2, so > the id could be attached to the link: > Function WriteLinkPgm(byVal Domain2, byVal Pgm, byVal DisplayText) > > > WriteLinkPgm="<A HREF=" & HttpStr & Domain2 & Pgm & "?" & id & ">" & > DisplayText & "</A>" > > End Function > > The id is attached in IE 7.0 and but firefox doesn't follow that. > it always has the format like this in firefox: > www.domain2.com/whatever.asp?56789 > > It seems that it never get 12345 query string > > What's going on here? Can you guys shed light on me? > > thank you so much. > -- > Betty
From: Steven Cheng [MSFT] on 10 Apr 2008 21:59 Thanks for your reply Betty, No problem. If you need any further help, please feel free to post here. Good luck! Sincerely, Steven Cheng Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead Delighting our customers is our #1 priority. We welcome your comments and suggestions about how we can improve the support we provide to you. Please feel free to let my manager know what you think of the level of service provided. You can send feedback directly to my manager at: msdnmg(a)microsoft.com. ================================================== Get notification to my posts through email? Please refer to http://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions/managednewsgroups/default.aspx#notif ications. ================================================== This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. -------------------- >From: =?Utf-8?B?YzY3NjIyOA==?= <betty(a)newsgroup.nospam> >References: <2B356725-8BC6-40D9-BC05-39F07E9225C4(a)microsoft.com> >Subject: RE: pass cookie in two domains work in IE, but not working in firefox? >Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 09:41:03 -0700 > >Hi Steven, > >I probably didn't make things clear. >The following function call is sitting on domain1 and write a dynamic link >on domain1 for linking to domain2 will use the following function call. I >didn't share the cookies directly. > >Function WriteLinkPgm(byVal Domain2, byVal Pgm, byVal DisplayText) > > >WriteLinkPgm="<A HREF=" & HttpStr & Domain2 & Pgm & "?" & id & ">" & >DisplayText & "</A>" > >End Function > > >But I fixed yesterday I just replaced "id" with a very strange name. It >works perfectly fine in both IE and firefox. But still not figured out why is >that. > >I haven't get a chance to read your and evertjan's response yet. I will get >back to you as soon as I can. Too busy with some other stuff. >-- >Betty > > >"c676228" wrote: > >> Hi All >> >> I have the following code which we want the query string value to be passed >> from domain A to domain B. >> www.domain1.com/program1.asp?12345 >> then we later on if customer navigates from domain1 to domain2, it should >> bececome like this: >> www.domain2.com/whatever.asp?12345 >> Suddenly we found out it only works in IE 7.0 and not working in firefox. >> the code is as follow: >> >> >> Dim HttpStr, LiveFlag >> LiveFlag=True >> If LiveFlag Then >> HttpStr="https://" >> Else >> HttpStr="http://" >> End If >> >> >> pcnumber = Request.ServerVariables("QUERY_STRING") >> If NOT isNULL(pcnumber) and Len(pcnumber)>=5 and Len(pcnumber)<=7 Then >> Response.Cookies("id") = pcnumber >> Else >> id = Request.Cookies("id") >> If ((IsNull(Trim(id))) OR (Trim(Len(id)) = 0)) Then >> Response.Cookies("id") ="56789" >> Else >> Response.Cookies("id")=id >> End If >> End If >> >> Response.Cookies("id").Domain = ".domain1.com" >> Response.Cookies("id").Expires = "December 31, 2020" >> Response.cookies("id").path="/" >> >> id = Request.Cookies("id") >> >> I have a function which is used to write a link dynamically for domain2, so >> the id could be attached to the link: >> Function WriteLinkPgm(byVal Domain2, byVal Pgm, byVal DisplayText) >> >> >> WriteLinkPgm="<A HREF=" & HttpStr & Domain2 & Pgm & "?" & id & ">" & >> DisplayText & "</A>" >> >> End Function >> >> The id is attached in IE 7.0 and but firefox doesn't follow that. >> it always has the format like this in firefox: >> www.domain2.com/whatever.asp?56789 >> >> It seems that it never get 12345 query string >> >> What's going on here? Can you guys shed light on me? >> >> thank you so much. >> -- >> Betty >
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