Let's try this again. I'm building an intranet for my company that has <iframe> links to other outside systems. These outside sites have there own cookie based session tracking. For some reason, Internet Explorer rejects the cookies unless I go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Privacy -> Advanced and check "Override automatic settings" and then check "Always allow session cookies". Therefore, I can't log into these outside systems. All other browsers work fine. IE works fine is I server the page through Apache or IIS. There's something about Zope that is making the cookies unpalatable to IE. Does anyone know what happens when a site generates a cookie from a frame on a Zope site? If anyone has any insight on the matter, please share it with me. Thanks, Jacob Behm
Jacob Behm writes:
All other browsers work fine. IE works fine is I server the page through Apache or IIS. There's something about Zope that is making the cookies unpalatable to IE. Maybe, IE becomes suspicious for non-standard HTTP ports (8080 instead of 80)?
Dieter
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