cookies
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daku1 wrote:
can someone explane how to create cookie and which file or class to put it? thank you
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Let's see. 2 sticks butter (softened), flour, baking soda, a couple eggs, pinch of salt, sugar, brown suger, a bit of vanilla extract, chocolate chips... Seriously, your question is a bit vague. Is this an ASP.NET application? Are you trying to set a cookie on the client? Or, are you trying to create your own cookie in a Windows Forms app and sending that to a web server?
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Let's see. 2 sticks butter (softened), flour, baking soda, a couple eggs, pinch of salt, sugar, brown suger, a bit of vanilla extract, chocolate chips... Seriously, your question is a bit vague. Is this an ASP.NET application? Are you trying to set a cookie on the client? Or, are you trying to create your own cookie in a Windows Forms app and sending that to a web server?
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Let's see. 2 sticks butter (softened), flour, baking soda, a couple eggs, pinch of salt, sugar, brown suger, a bit of vanilla extract, chocolate chips... Seriously, your question is a bit vague. Is this an ASP.NET application? Are you trying to set a cookie on the client? Or, are you trying to create your own cookie in a Windows Forms app and sending that to a web server?
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Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
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Let's see. 2 sticks butter (softened), flour, baking soda, a couple eggs, pinch of salt, sugar, brown suger, a bit of vanilla extract, chocolate chips...
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yes, this is a ASP.NET and try to create a cookie on the project and it is on live within two weeks. thank you for ur answer cokkie wil be cookie to client. thank you
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