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John Grandy
If you don't set the HttpCookie.Expires property does that mean the cookie
never expires ? Thanks.
never expires ? Thanks.
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John said:If you don't set the HttpCookie.Expires property does that mean the cookie
never expires ? Thanks.
No. That means that it's a session cookie, which goes away when the
browser is closed.
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