S
SK
Hello All,
My company has developed an ecommerce website which is IFRAMED within
another site. This ecommerce site has been developed using the .NET
framework 1.1. The ecommerce website also does not use cookies. But
we do use session variables. The site also has SSL. The problem I
have is as follows
I had said the site does not use cookies. Hence in the web.config, I
have set cookieless=true. However if I do this then the customers are
not able to add items to their shopping cart.
Therefore I tried changed web.config and set cookieless=false. After
doing this I found that customers are not even able to login. They
would enter the email address and password, click on login and the
system would take them back to the home page without signing them in.
But by disabling the SSL or by changing my browsers cookie policy I
was able to login and add items to the shopping cart.
Since disabling the SSL is not an option, I suggested that we let
customers know that the site uses cookies and that customer should
change the cookie policy on their browsers. My client is not
acceptable to this idea.
I know Internet Explorer will not allow third party cookies unless the
security is adjusted or there is a compact privacy policy in place.
Since implementing P3P is going to take some time, I am looking for an
alternative. I would appreciate if someone will suggest something
which will help me resolve this issue.
Thanks in advance
S,
My company has developed an ecommerce website which is IFRAMED within
another site. This ecommerce site has been developed using the .NET
framework 1.1. The ecommerce website also does not use cookies. But
we do use session variables. The site also has SSL. The problem I
have is as follows
I had said the site does not use cookies. Hence in the web.config, I
have set cookieless=true. However if I do this then the customers are
not able to add items to their shopping cart.
Therefore I tried changed web.config and set cookieless=false. After
doing this I found that customers are not even able to login. They
would enter the email address and password, click on login and the
system would take them back to the home page without signing them in.
But by disabling the SSL or by changing my browsers cookie policy I
was able to login and add items to the shopping cart.
Since disabling the SSL is not an option, I suggested that we let
customers know that the site uses cookies and that customer should
change the cookie policy on their browsers. My client is not
acceptable to this idea.
I know Internet Explorer will not allow third party cookies unless the
security is adjusted or there is a compact privacy policy in place.
Since implementing P3P is going to take some time, I am looking for an
alternative. I would appreciate if someone will suggest something
which will help me resolve this issue.
Thanks in advance
S,