Yes, it is an all or nothing set. It is either on, or off - for everyone.
"Daniel Malcolm" <da************@nup.jpigroup.com> wrote in message
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Hi
I just wanted to confirm that the "cookieless" attribute of the session
section of the web.config file is an "all or nothing" setting.
For some reason I thought that the following was the case:
If "cookieless" is set to false then ...
- If user's browser supports cookies then cookie is used to track Session
state
- If user's browser doesn't support cookies then cookieless mode (session
id added to url) is used to track Session state
but if "cookieless" is set to true then ...
- cookieless mode (session id added to url) is always used to track
Session state
I'm probably wrong though, as I've done a few tests and if I disable
cookies and set cookieless to "false" then Session state cannot be stored.
Thanks