I am basically checking to make sure the browser can accept cookies with this. My first page creates the cookie:
response.cookies("useCookies") = "Yes"
From that page, I have a link to go to another page that will check to see if useCookies has a value:
blnAcceptCookies = request.cookies("useCookies")
if blnAcceptCookies = "" Then
' Code message to user that they don't accept cookies
End If
When I run this in Netscape 7 (Windows), it works exactly how I want it to work (when I have cookies disabled). However, when I try to run it in IE 6 (Windows) with cookie's disabled, its like it always accepts the cookie even though I have set the highest privacy level and overroad the cookie handling to block all cookies. I have also double-checked in my docs & settings in my user cookie folder and have made sure there wasn't a trailing cookie out there from when I tested it with the cookies enabled.
Is there something I'm doing wrong with the cookie? I'd like to try and stay away from JavaScript if possible.
response.cookies("useCookies") = "Yes"
From that page, I have a link to go to another page that will check to see if useCookies has a value:
blnAcceptCookies = request.cookies("useCookies")
if blnAcceptCookies = "" Then
' Code message to user that they don't accept cookies
End If
When I run this in Netscape 7 (Windows), it works exactly how I want it to work (when I have cookies disabled). However, when I try to run it in IE 6 (Windows) with cookie's disabled, its like it always accepts the cookie even though I have set the highest privacy level and overroad the cookie handling to block all cookies. I have also double-checked in my docs & settings in my user cookie folder and have made sure there wasn't a trailing cookie out there from when I tested it with the cookies enabled.
Is there something I'm doing wrong with the cookie? I'd like to try and stay away from JavaScript if possible.