session-cookies

Currently am using angulajs app. I want to store some values in cookie. So i used angular-cookies-min script for add some values to cookies I have used this below code for save values to cookie. $cookieStore.put("userInfo", userInfo);//userInfo is a array with some values. Now I want to clear the cookie? How can i do it? michael Try this code for delete cookie $cookieStore.remove("userInfo"); EDIT : Since v1.4 $cookieStore has been deprecated (see docs ), so from that version on you should use: $cookies.remove("userInfo"); I have found some answer Option 1 delete $cookies["userInfo"] option 2

I need to implement a solution for one of my project, where I have multiple domains + multiple sub-domains and they all need to share the same session. All domains and sub-domains would be pointed to the single application which is connected to the single database. Means if user logged in from any of the domain will be able to visit secure pages of other domains of the application. User may change domain via following a link or via opening a new tab in the browser. I have gone through some articles and found some below mentioned solutions:- Session in Database - What if other user from same

Internet Explorer 9 is not sending session cookies with my AJAX requests. When I issue an authentication request to my API via AJAX, it returns a response that sets a session cookie. Subsequent calls to the API via AJAX do not send the cookie back to the server. The API is located on the same host. Similarly, regular non-AJAX page requests also do not show the session cookie. I turned off all privacy and security settings in Internet Options. Chrome sends the cookies properly. How do I get IE to return the cookies? Thanks! The URL I was attempting to access used an underscore character ('_').

New VPS server with Webmin, Apache Centos 6, Laravel application and old database schema. All working fine on old shared host, but on VPS for some reason Laravel's Session storage (Laravel 3.0) is no longer working on Safari or Internet Explorer. It seems that the Session ID is just not saving on the client. Is a good way to force the Laravel Session ID to save on the clients browser? What are the differences between the way Safari/IE store cookies that might be creating this problem, when Chrome/Firefox appear to be working perfectly fine? Cookies can get knickers in a twist if the time

I have a login service that performs an http request (to a php backend server) and returns a cookie. After login this cookie is needs to be used in all further requests done by the client. loginservice: login(userCredentials:UserCredentials):Observable<any> { this.request.ServiceType = "Connect" this.request.SessionId = "sessionlessrequest" this.request.Compression = "no" this.request.Parameters = userCredentials; let jsonRequest = JSON.stringify(this.request) return this.http.post("http://localhost/request.php", "data="+ jsonRequest, { headers: new Headers({ 'Content-Type': 'application/x-www

I have read in MSDN forums, Dominic Baier's blog, and in other sources that DPAPI will not work out-of-the box in Azure, and that one approach to handling federated authentication in any kind of web farm scenario is to replace the DPAPI transforms with one that uses a private key available across the farm, such as RSA encryption using an X509 certificate. I have taken this approach in my Azure MVC application and configured the SessionSecurityTokenHandler like this: FederatedAuthentication.ServiceConfigurationCreated += (sender, args) => { var sessionTransforms = new List<CookieTransform>(new