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| Cookie Functions Set |
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This resource contains JavaScript functions for setting, retrieving and deleting cookies. When setting a cookie, you can specify cookie lifetime instead of expiration date. Also, the resource contains several online examples that demonstrate cookies behaviour.
Price: $0 - Platform(s): Tested with IE 6.0, FireFox 1.0.5, Netscape 7.2, Opera 8.5 - Updated: 12 December 2005
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| Store/Retrieve Cookie Values |
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Store/Retrieve Cookie Values is multi-platform compatible. This example stores 3 variables into a cookie, and then retrieves them. It puts the values into a form text box where the user can change the values. A window can be made to open up where that window has the cookie values written on it.
Price: Free - Version: ? - Platform(s): Other - Updated: 08 July 2004
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| Non-Persistent Cookie |
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Non-Persistent Cookie is multi-platform compatible. This JavaScript uses cookies to get input from the user 1 time per users web session. It uses a non-persistent cookie to prompt the user for a word - it then stores it for the rest of that web browser's life. It will use the value input and stored in the cookie to put that word onto the page that it is loading.
Price: Free - Version: ? - Platform(s): Other - Updated: 08 July 2004
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| Cookie Address Book |
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Cookie Address Book is multi-platform compatible. This is a web page address book, relying on cookies to save the data.
Price: Free - Version: ? - Platform(s): Other - Updated: 08 July 2004
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| Stored Documents |
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Stored Documents is multi-platform compatible. The Stored Documents script provides three separate JavaScript functions, which display the 'Store this document' link, the 'Clear all documents' link, and the list of stored documents.
Price: Free - Version: 1 - Platform(s): Other - Updated: 08 July 2004
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| String Manager |
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The outputs of this Cookie Script do not mix with other strings outcoming from other directory cookies , thanks to the variable assignment : var the_cookie = "MultipleInfos="+GetCookie("MultipleInfos"); This is a Programs'Set that finally shows clearly what value is returned to what function and has follow up comments on all used libraries.
Price: Free - Platform(s): Linux - Unix - Windows - Updated: 08 July 2004
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| Cookies Royalities Example |
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You are promoting in this page some product on sale in another domain. If your Visitor surfs there from here then he will be cookie marked and the other domain will recognize he is coming from your Site ( This ) and then a royality process could start.
Price: Free - Platform(s): Linux - Unix - Windows - Updated: 08 July 2004
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| Cookie Utility Class |
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Cookie Utility Class is multi-platform compatible. Cross-platform JavaScript utility class for creating, reading, and deleting cookies. Cookies can be either session or persistent. Has ability to apply unlimited sub-values to a cookie. This allows you to work within the confines of the 20 cookie per server limit.
Price: Free under the terms of our license - Version: 1.0 - Platform(s): Unix/Linux/Windows - Updated: 08 July 2004
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| Count Visits with Cookies - Send User To Correct Page |
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Count Visits with Cookies - Send User To Correct Page is multi-platform compatible. This JavaScript example counts the number of visits to this site (page). It uses that information to send the user directly to the correct page on the site (via a parameter). A test-only variable should be set to false to turn off the test mode.
Price: Free - Version: ? - Platform(s): Other - Updated: 08 July 2004
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| Redirection Cookie |
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This small javascript allows you to set a cookie on your visitors computer. If the cookie still exists the next time they visit, they are redirected to the page of your choice. Ideal for redirecting visitors who have already seen you (long) flash intro or your popup windows. Tested on Mac and PC in Netscape, Opera and IE. Simply copy the following JavaScript to your document. There are two variables you can set. These are go_to, which is the URL your visitor should be redirected to, and num_days which is the number of days the cookie should remain on your visitor's computer. Once the cookie has expired, the process begins again. That is, the next time the visitor hits the page, the cookie is set and waits for the visitor's next hit.
Price: Free - Version: - - Platform(s): All - Updated: 08 July 2004
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