Everything I have read has advised using ';' as a delimiter in javascript cookies (between name/value, expiry, and path). Is this a must have for the cookie to actually be set? The reason I ask is we are using ISA which parses all ',' and ';' from a cookie, then tries to rebuild it. This seems to be causing a problem with how the cookies are being communicated to the server and back to the client. Thanks in advance.
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Do a Google search for "cookie format" and you'll find some good information.
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