Hello Love the product, so far.
While working with some cookies I have found that the Wisej.Web.Application.Cookies.add(cookie) doesn’t actually save the cookie properly as a work around I am currently using Wisej.Web.Application.Cookies.add(cookie.name,cookie.value) which seems to save the cookie, but I am loosing my Expire times so it is just using the basic default expire instead of the one set for the specific cookies. Is there away around this or will I need to wait for a update before this works properly and if i need to wait for the update would it be better to just use the sessions instead of cookies currently?
Thank you for the sample. I have attached the fixed code, it’s working correctly. These were the issues with the sample code:
Replace Window1.cs with attached one and it should all work fine.
Best,
Luca
Thanks for your quick answer Luca.
Unfortunately I may not of explained the question/concern well so I did what you suggested made a quick test example that you can try out to see what I am talking about. First time through everything works great if you leave the page and come back everything is great if you kill vs debug session and start it over the cookie is no longer present so it isn’t actually saving.
Thanks for your help in advance.
Hi David,
Thank you for trying Wisej. The standard expire times makes the cookie self delete when you close the browser. I tried to add a cookie and set an expire time in 2018 and the cookie persisted correctly. However, when receiving the cookie back from the browser and inspecting the properties you will always see DateTime.MinValue because the browser doesn’t send back the expiration of a cookie. That information is not available in the browser, you get only the name and value.
Was this the issue? If not, can you send a small test?
Best,
Luca
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