cookie (mmmm) question
by ShemaXod(at)aol.com
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Wed, 29 Sep 1999 17:42:24 EDT |
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Hello!
I have an alert box open every time one of my pages is opened, even when
going back to it. Is there a way to make it pop up only the first time the
page is opened (I'm sure it gets annoying)? I'm guessing a cookie would do
this but I don't know how to make that work.
I posted my question on a javascript board and got this reply:
" document.cookie = "string_value";
It doesn't have to really equal anything in your case it just needs
to be there. If the user hasn't been there before they will not have
a cookie present if they have then they will. Just test for an
empty string."
I don't know what that means! What is an empty string (or even a string)?
Would someone elaborate please? I would greatly appreciate it!
Sherill Maddox
wanna-be/could-be/hope-fully web designer
BeingTaylored.com (coming soon)
ShemaXod(at)aol.com (for now)
:o)
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