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Cookies and ColdFusion
Description
This tutorial starts with a brief explanation of the technical side of cookies, including how the browsers handle them and how cold fusion manages them. Then it shows you how to use cookies to track a user's progress through a website, using what the author refers to as a "cookie crumb" trail. This essentially adds a link for every page a user visits on a site, making navigation backwards easy as pie, while still allowing the developer some control over what pages the user is able to revisit.
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| Date Included | 2006-04-17 12:57:47 |
| Date Modified | 2006-04-17 12:57:47 |
| URL | http://www.webmonkey.com//00/29/index3a.html?tw=programming |
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