The cookies collection enables you to gain access to the cookies sent with the HTTP request.
Cookies are small amounts of information that are sent around with each HTTP request to the server. A cookie allows you to keep some state information about the user that is re-transmitted each time the user accesses the website. Note that cookies are sent in clear-text and should not be used to store password or any other sensitive data.
Properties| Count | Returns the number of cookies sent this request. |
| Item(name or index) | Returns the cookie with the given name or index. |
| Key(index) | Returns the name of the cookie at the given index. |
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If the item requested does not exist in the collection Perceptive Enterprise Search will return
Empty. You can access a cookie without specifying the Item property by calling Request.Cookie(variablename). |
The cookie object represents a single cookie sent with the HTTP request. A single cookie can include one or more values as long as the total length does not exceed 250 characters.
Properties
| Count | Returns the number of cookies sent this request. |
| HasKeys | Returns boolean value indicating if the current cookie has more than one value, i.e. it uses name/value pairs. |
| Item(empty or name or index) | Returns the cookie with the given name or index. |
| Key(index) | Returns the name of the cookie at the given index. |
Perceptive Enterprise Search supports multiple keyed or single keyed cookies. A multiple key cookie
stores the key/value pairs in the following format:
first=valuea&second=valueb&third=valuec To fetch any of the keyed values use the following script: <%= Request.Cookies("MyCookie")("first") %>To fetch the single keyed cookie value, or the multiple key cookie as a single value, use the following: <%= Request.Cookies("MyCookie") %>You can iterate through all cookie keys in the request using the following: For Each Cookie in Request.Cookies Response.Write Cookie NextTo iterate through all keys within a single cookie use the following: For Each Cookie in Request.Cookies("MyCookie") Response.Write Cookie Next |