I was trying to determine if a cookie existed and if it had expired with this code:
if(HttpContext.Current.Response.Cookies["CookieName"]){
Do stuff;
}
However after long hours of tears and sweat I noticed that this line was actually creating a blank cookie or overwriting the existing cookie and its value to be blank and expire at 0.
I solved this by doing reading ALL the cookies and looking for a match like that instead
if (context.Response.Cookies.AllKeys.Contains("CookieName"))
{
Do stuff;
}
This doesn't seem optimal, and I find it weird that my initial attempt created a cookie. Does anyone have a good explanation to cookie?
You are using Response.Cookies
. That's wrong - they are the cookies that are sent BACK to the browser.
To read existing cookies, you need to look at Request.Cookies
:
if (context.Request.Cookies["CookieName"] != null)
{
//Do stuff;
}
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