cookieless

I see, especially here in Germany, more and mor web sites, asking for permission to set cookies. My current project doesn't require cookies on the application level. So I am wondering if i shouldn't drop cookies entirely. My questions: Is it possible to set up static web site with nginx entirely without the use of cookies? And if so, is there a downside to cookieless sites? Yes, it is certainly possible. There are absolutely no downsides° (°unless you care for tracking, user-login, or having any sort of preferences, although alternatives exist as well). On the other hand, there are plenty of

Is it possible to use mixed cookieless sessions with cookie sessions? I've an application that captured user details and then redirect for payment to an ssl page. I was wondering if this is possible? http://www.mydomain.com/confirm.aspx redirects to https://www.mydomain.com/(S(za1tw2l2k02jer4fiskzlovd))/payment.aspx Note: the session Id in the latter url. So in essence, we use the standard cookie session for the majority of the application but when we transfer to an ssl page we pass the SessionId to the https url to pick up the session. I've tried this locally but it starts a new session. Am I

I'm struggling in something i don't know at all. When the time i ping my website, i got this result: [Serve the following static resources from a domain that doesn't set cookies:] . And, this result caused from the images which i used for background images. I tried to google about this topic but all the answers seem to be difficult to understand of. Does anyone here knows about it and any simple solution to fix it up? Generally, when you are serving content such as images, JavaScript, CSS, there is no reason for a HTTP cookie to accompany it, as it creates additional overhead. That is why a

I have an ASP .NET website that uses cookieless sessions. When the initial request is made to the site using a url such as: http://localhost/site IE just displays the standard "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage" message. Firefox is a bit more helpful and displays the following message: "Redirection limit for this URL exceeded. Unable to load the requested page. This may be caused by cookies that are blocked." I put some tracing into global.asax and I get into the application start event but not into the session start event. I have not explictly blocked any cookies with the browsers

Consider the following case: A web server is running a .NET app with <sessionState cookieless="AutoDetect" /> . A client is POSTing data to it using a simple HttpWebRequest (no cookies). This seemingly simple case causes major failure. Since .NET can't determine if the requesting agent ( HttpWebRequest ) supports cookies, it responds to the POST request with a 302 Found redirect to the same location with: a cookie named AspxAutoDetectCookie in the response a query parameter named AspxAutoDetectCookie in the forwarded location The requesting agent is then supposed to request the new location,

I am working on an ASP.NET MVC 4 application. I need to use the session for storing various things. My mandate is to not use cookies. Is there a way I can work through this? I have been told that ASP.NET MVC 4 will not work in cookie-less mode. Is there any other alternative way? Edit your web.config <sessionState cookieless="true" timeout="20" /> 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15176355/asp-net-mvc-4-need-to-use-sessions-but-cant-use-cookies

I have a cookieless web application based on asp.net 4.5. <sessionState mode="InProc" cookieless="true" timeout="10"/> I access this application from a redirection, by sending the session Id in the request: GET /WebApp/(S(stbb3233i55s0quqxs40x))/default.aspx HTTP/1.1 for some reason unknown I can't create the asp.net session and got stucked in a redirect loop. Any thoughts about how to overcome this situation?. Thanks to @AdrianWragg, I found it! The redirection was done through a reverse proxy but this server had an ISAPI filter that was removing the session Id from the request, after I

Is there some method in asp.net for getting an absolute url with cookieless session? UPDATE: I need create other new URL. It is not requested URL. I´m using Response.ApplyAppPathModifier for getting relative URL with cookie session. Thx in advance, I tried Request.RawUrl and Request.Url (and its properties in the Immediate window). None did show the extra attribute the setting (web.config): <sesionState cookieless="true" /> makes in the url. Example http://localhost:2677/WebSite1/(S(3abhbgwjg33aqrt3uat2kh4d))/cookielesssessiondetection.aspx However if you're after that part,

I was reading in google's documentation their new pagespeed plugin, that they recommend using cookieless domains to improve performance: Static content, such as images, JS and CSS files, don't need to be accompanied by cookies, as there is no user interaction with these resources. You can decrease request latency by serving static resources from a domain that doesn't serve cookies. Does anybody know how to do this in IIS? What the Google article is suggesting is that you serve all your static content from another domain where cookies are not initially set by that serving domain. Cookies are