- From: marKo <beheer@willywortel.nl>
- Date: Wed, 20 Mar 2002 15:33:12 +0100
- To: www-p3p-dev@w3.org
Hi all, The problem I've encountered is about the same as the one posted previously by Miles Sampson. I'm having a domain hosted at one server and all database stuff on an other. Both have different IP numbers. Now there's an index file with a framesetting on the first server that loads a page from the second server. Any cookies set at the second server will be treated by IE6 as thirdparty cookies because the parent domain is different from the domain the cookies are set from. Right? Right. All third partycookies are blocked in most security settings so people using IE 6 cannot log in at server number 2. So when I was informed of this problem I set up all p3p stuff and a guideline for my IE 6 users to workaround this problem. I tell them to check "Always allow this site to use cookies" and press the OK button. When all is set & done IE6 still won't allow cookies from my second server. I'm getting a bit annoyed by now because this site needs this cookie. If there's a clever workaround please let me know. Regards, Marko. beheer@willywortel.nl
Received on Wednesday, 20 March 2002 09:40:51 UTC