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Message # 1007336:
Date: 09/12/01 09:22
By: Danny Tuppeny
Subject: RE: Why not use redirection?

might be simpler, but a hell of a lot slower!

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Cross DomainLavanya05/23/08 03:23
RE: (yet(yet)) another possibleGuus derks12/13/07 04:48
RE: Cross Domainsamantha02/19/05 07:03
RE: EASIER Cross DomainMichael10/28/03 19:56
Setting cookies on a Linux WebserverSiva10/17/02 02:07
RE: expiring cookies.Keri Henare07/25/02 04:01
RE: (yet(yet)) another possibleDanny Tuppeny09/12/01 09:28
RE: Great, why use rewrite at all?Danny Tuppeny09/12/01 09:24
RE: Why not use redirection?Danny Tuppeny09/12/01 09:22
expiring cookies.nagaraj09/12/01 05:50
RE: Privacy Concerns of John Q. PublicJesse08/03/01 14:49
(yet(yet)) another possibleHugh02/24/01 16:37
RE: Not a sessionPhil Greenway02/15/01 16:33
RE: Another methodDavid Davis02/02/01 14:16
Yet another waysander12/16/00 15:15
RE: I think I would have...Chris Kings-Lynne12/04/00 21:08
RE: Another methodMatthew Kendall12/04/00 02:26
Another methodAndrew Dickinson12/03/00 15:09
Privacy Concerns of John Q. PublicJim Hawley12/02/00 11:07
Great, why use rewrite at all?Brian Tanner12/01/00 20:51
Why not use redirection?Johannes Erdfelt12/01/00 14:17
RE: CookiesHreinn Beck12/01/00 04:51
I think I would have...Paul K Egell-Johnsen11/30/00 13:13
RE: Cross DomainmarcoBR11/29/00 20:14
RE: Cross DomainRobert11/29/00 19:25
deleting cookiesDonncha O Caoimh11/29/00 08:03
Cross DomainMicheal O Shea11/29/00 07:23
 

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