Re: Too Advanced? Re: Cookies & Hidden Image
| From: | Chris Shiflett | Date: | Sun, 07 Sep 2003 04:11:14 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Too Advanced? Re: Cookies & Hidden Image | ||
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--- Nicole <430ntr3k@aeontrek.com> wrote:
> The problem is accessing the cookie when the script is called via
> the image tag. If the script is called directly, the cookie is
> accessible.
>
> http://trackerurl/blahblah/script.php --- called directly can
> see
> the Cookie
>
> <img src=http://trackerurl/blahblah/script.php height=1
> width=1>
> --- does not see the Cookie
Is this with Internet Explorer by chance? If so, see if your results differ
when using a different browser. If you can call the resource
(http://trackerurl/blahblah/script.php) directly and get different results than
when the resource is referenced as an img tag, then something is definitely
abnormal.
You might be running into a P3P problem, which I can explain further if my
suspicions are correct. Something that would *really* help us is the HTTP
request and HTTP response from these two transactions:
1. http://trackerurl/blahblah/script.php is
accessed directly by the browser.
2. The browser accesses a page that references
http://trackerurl/blahblah/script.php in an img
tag.
If you are running Windows (my assumption, no offense intended), you can use
ethereal to get this information.
Chris
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