On 22 Sep 2006 16:12:40 -0700, "stillworkingfortheman" <jule***@gmail.com>
wrote:

>I'm loosing cookies in IE6 (works in firefox) when with the following
>steps...
>
>step 1.  set a cookie in one domain, in an .aspx.cs codebehind...
>           in www.domain.com/subdomain1/page1.aspx
>           HttpContext.Current.Response.Cookies.domain = "domain.com";
>           HttpContext.Current.Response.Cookies.Add(cookie);
>
>step 2. Form post to an asp page in another
>subdomain..www.domain.com/subdomain2/page2.asp
>
>step 3. From www.domain.com/subdomain2/page2.asp, post form values back
>to
>           www.domain.com/subdomain1/page1.aspx
>
>step 4. Try to access cookie from step one but cookie is lost/null, so
>following line causes 'object reference not found error'.
>
>string string1 =
>HttpContext.Current.Request.Cookies["cookiename"].value;
>
>I already checked to make sure all urls are http, not https.
>
>Does anybody know why this works in firefox, but not IE?  Also, works
>in IE if
>try form post from localhost/subdomain1/page1.aspx to
>www.domain.com/subdomain1/page2.aspx, then formpost back to
>localhost/subdomain1/page1.aspx.
>
>Thanks!