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a.k.a. Sparky
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: West Palm Beach, FL, USA
Posts: 2,396
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In Firefox 1.5.0.6 with cookies set to 'Ask Everytime'
if I key the link in directly into firefox, & will not set the cookie If I key the link in directly with & rather than &, it will set the cookie If I cut and paste a link from a page set with a doctype of transitional, it works. If I cut and paste a link on a doctype set with strict and the url not contained within CDATA (in other words, a page that won't validate) , the cookie is not set. Additionally, if the link is coded through a script and sent as: Code:
<a href="test.php?blahblah=1&j=http://refer.ccbill.com/cgi-bin/clicks.cgi?CA=xxxxxx-0000&PA=xxxxxx">test</a> Code:
<?php header("Location: {$_REQUEST['j']}"); ?> IE exhibits some odd behavior depending on which version you use. 5.5 does not deentify before sending in my tests. 6.0 does most of the time, but, failed once. I believe ccbill should set the cookie each time regardless of whether there is already a cookie present for that master account number, but, that isn't what I observed in one of the tests I did above. And after it happened, I couldn't duplicate it. According to the RFC, the browser is supposed to deentify when going to a url, but, clearly when you cut and paste a url into firefox, there is no way for firefox to guess what action it should take. Personally, I wouldn't want to rely on the browser guessing at what is supposed to happen.
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