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Re: OUTSIDE LINKS TO SHOW SHOPPING CART?????????

This WebDNA talk-list message is from

1998


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 18506
interpreted = N
texte = >>But not unless you toss out the basic underlying framework of WebCatalog's >>eCommerce features and write your own eCommerce code that uses fixed cart >>values and non-expiring shopping carts. > >Just a thought here, but couldn't you actually track the users and their >carts with cookies? The first time they put something into a shopping >cart, write that date/time/cart data to their cookie. Then they could go >back and forth between the sites - right? Or would that not work? Cookies are very dependent upon consistency in domain names for security reasons. (You don't want your competition writing cookies for your site). A cookie won't be saved to disk unless the issuer domain name matches the domain name of the cookie. Only the domain name that matches the cookie's can read it from the client computer. So if the domain names are the same, then it would work. Sandy Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: OUTSIDE LINKS TO SHOW SHOPPING CART????????? (Sandra L. Pitner 1998)
  2. Re: OUTSIDE LINKS TO SHOW SHOPPING CART????????? (Britt T. 1998)
  3. Re: OUTSIDE LINKS TO SHOW SHOPPING CART????????? (Kenneth Grome 1998)
  4. OUTSIDE LINKS TO SHOW SHOPPING CART????????? (James Bird 1998)
>>But not unless you toss out the basic underlying framework of WebCatalog's >>eCommerce features and write your own eCommerce code that uses fixed cart >>values and non-expiring shopping carts. > >Just a thought here, but couldn't you actually track the users and their >carts with cookies? The first time they put something into a shopping >cart, write that date/time/cart data to their cookie. Then they could go >back and forth between the sites - right? Or would that not work? Cookies are very dependent upon consistency in domain names for security reasons. (You don't want your competition writing cookies for your site). A cookie won't be saved to disk unless the issuer domain name matches the domain name of the cookie. Only the domain name that matches the cookie's can read it from the client computer. So if the domain names are the same, then it would work. Sandy Sandra L. Pitner

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