cookies

问题 Well im trying to implement Steam OpenID login to a website but im not quite sure how it's done and how does Steam validate users who are loged in with OpenID. As for now what i have found out is that steam only gives user id back and nothing else so for the rest of things i would have to use API to get other info of the user. But im not quite sure how does the users get validated on the website once someone is loged in via OpenID. Do i need to make a session or set cookie or store user into

问题 I'd like to make an http request to a remote server while properly handling cookies (eg. storing cookies sent by the server, and sending those cookies when I make subsequent requests). It'd be nice to preserve any and all cookies for http request I am using static Future<Map> postData(Map data) async { http.Response res = await http.post(url, body: data); // post api call Map data = JSON.decode(res.body); return data; } 回答1: Here's an example of how to grab a session cookie and return it on

问题 I am trying to set up a cookie using jQuery Cookie so that an alert will be displayed for new visitors and when you click the "close" button it will set a cookie and prevent the alert div from displaying. I also want to make the cookie expire after 24 hours. I have played around with some code and gotten it to work, however, the way I have it right now, the alert div is shown by default and only hidden once you click close. This is fine, but when the cookie exists, the alert displays for a

问题 in my app. there's a log in mechanism which save a cookie with the info of the user who just logged in private void CreateCookie(LoginEventArgs args) { HttpCookie cookie = new HttpCookie("user"); cookie.Values["name"] = args.User_Name; cookie.Values["id"] = args.ID; cookie.Expires = DateTime.Now.AddDays(1); Response.Cookies.Add(cookie); } on my master page load i perform a check to see if this cookie exists or not : HttpCookie cookie = Request.Cookies["user"] ; if( (cookie != null) && (cookie

问题 Ok I have a cookie set, and I can clearly see it if I go to private data in Firefox... ok so when I echo it on one page in a certain directory it works, (www.example.com/dir), but on the index page of the site (www.example.com), it wont echo, it says the cookie is not set. Yes I have cookies enabled, yes I tried clearing cache and all that. Any ideas? PHP btw 回答1: Which directory are you in when the cookie gets set? From the PHP manual on setcookie(), emphasis mine: Path The path on the

问题 Ok I have a cookie set, and I can clearly see it if I go to private data in Firefox... ok so when I echo it on one page in a certain directory it works, (www.example.com/dir), but on the index page of the site (www.example.com), it wont echo, it says the cookie is not set. Yes I have cookies enabled, yes I tried clearing cache and all that. Any ideas? PHP btw 回答1: Which directory are you in when the cookie gets set? From the PHP manual on setcookie(), emphasis mine: Path The path on the

问题 Context: I am working on a backend access to an OpenID consumer (StackExchange in fact). If I am to provide all possible OpenID providers as an option to the user, then I'd have to simulate browser interaction to authenticate to each of these providers before I could submit the Open ID URL. However, I think I could cut this short by accessing the existing cookies of the user's web-browser, and requesting authentication to the consumer directly with the URL. Problem: How to access the user's

问题 I am testing a Rest API using SOAP UI tool. First, I hit another API which gave me the jSessionid and then in my actual request I added a parameter to the request header by the name "Cookie" and provide it the above extracted jsessionid value. Everything worked fine. What I want is to somehow dynamically set the cookie/jessionid in request header without explicitly/manually doing it. How can it be done? 回答1: You can create a application session from the UI and use cookies that save the

问题 Please see the code below: CookieContainer cookieJar = new CookieContainer(); HttpWebRequest request = (HttpWebRequest)HttpWebRequest.Create("http://www.google.com"); request.CookieContainer = cookieJar; HttpWebResponse response = (HttpWebResponse)request.GetResponse(); int cookieCount = cookieJar.Count; How can I get cookies info inside cookieJar ? (All of them, not just for a specific domain.) And how can I add or remove a cookie from that? 回答1: reflection can be used to get the private

问题 I want to know if, when I make a $.post(...) with jQuery, is any cookie sent to the server in the post request? Thanks! 回答1: Cookies are sent with Ajax requests. When the HTTPOnly flag is set for a cookie, this cookie is hidden from client-side scripts, but the cookie is still sent with Ajax requests. 回答2: Using the same cookies on the client and the server is not possible when you have httpOnlyCookies switched on. There is very good reason switch this on too: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog