Reading Cookies
You use the Response.Cookies
collection to create and modify cookies. You use the Request.Cookies
collection to retrieve a cookie’s value.
For example, the page in Listing 28.3 retrieves the message
cookie’s value.
Listing 28.3. GetCookie.aspx
In Listing 28.3, the IsNothing()
function checks whether the cookie exists before reading its value. If you don’t include this check, you might get a null reference exception. Also, don’t forget that cookie names are case-sensitive.
The page in Listing 28.4 lists all cookies contained in the Request.Cookies
collection (see Figure 28.2).
Figure 28.2. Displaying a list of all cookies.
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