An HTTP cookie is a piece of data stored by the user's web browser. Unless otherwise specified, cookies can be created, read, modified and deleted and modified both by JavaScript and from server-side scripts by reading the headers.
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Cookie manager PHP
I own a Joomla commerce store and although I use Google Analytics in order to track visitors, I need to install a cookie manager in order to be able to track cookies that were installed on customer ...
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How can you set cookieless subdomain with Quantcast
I have correctly setup Google Analtycis so GA is not setting cookies for my subdomain. I mean for my static subdomain. But Quantcast is setting. What i wonder is can i prevent Quantcast to set cookie ...
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Google Analytics cookie across SagePay checkout
We use SagePay's Server integration for our online payments. We use Google Analytics to track activity on our website and Google Ecommerce tracking to log transactions.
In Google Analytics, under the ...
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How can I set a secure flag on cookies generated from a Python application?
I have an application written in Python running behind Apache and SSL. I am not seeing a secure flag on my cookie:
apache Server version: Apache/2.2.15 (Unix)
I have added a configuration line to my ...
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Google Analytics: 300% direct traffic increase - due to load balancing or tracking code change?
Last Wednesday we changed the domain name of the Analytics cookie used on our online retail site to be able to better track our outsourced on-site search.
Following some discrepancies in the traffic ...
