For security reasons, I don't think you can.
The topmost level you can write a cookie - is at the domain level. So if you
specified a cookie was for "abc.com" - any page and any subdomain could read
that cookie, but no one else could.
If you are working with another company, you should setup a common
subdomain. For example, if you are at
www.abc.com - and your vendor is
www.xyz.com - they should setup a web server and call it xzy.abc.com - so
then they can write cookies and you can read them (because they are from the
same domain) - and vice versa.
But you can't just read anyone elses cookies.. Imagine, you could go read
the cookies for my automatic login to EBay or my bank... that would be bad..
"Abdul Qadir Khan" <connect2aq@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> We have different web sites e.g
www.abc.com,
www.xyz.com I want to read
> cookies written by
www.abc.com from
www.xyz.com and vice versa. Please
> advise.
>
> Thanks
> AQ.
>
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