Reputation: 2677
We have a number of sites hanging off a root domain. E.g:
dev.mydomain.co.nz
test.mydomain.co.nz
www.mydomain.co.nz
I monitor my connection to dev.mydomain.co.nz with Fiddler and receive a cookie with a header like:
Set-Cookie: mytest=blah; domain=dev.mydomain.co.nz; path=/
Then in IE10 I use F12 Developer Tools, then select Cache - View cookie information.
It shows me this:
NAME mytest
VALUE blah
DOMAIN mydomain.co.nz
PATH /
EXPIRES At the end of the Session
Where'd the "dev" subdomain go?
The weird thing is, if I then make request to test.mydomain.co.nz, it does NOT send the cookie, but a request to dev.mydomain.co.nz DOES send the mytest cookie.
The Resources - Cookies developer tool in Chrome represents the cookies exactly as I'd expect. IE BEHAVES correctly like Chrome, but the developer tools seem to garble the session cookie details.
Is this an IE problem or am I missing something?
Upvotes: 5
Views: 5032
Reputation: 163
I had a problem vers Domain
was localhost
or when domain didn't contain TLD.
For IE your domain should have a valid TLD, or leave Domain
empty
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 24627
There's no distinction between domains and subdomains in IE Developer Tools.
References
Upvotes: 3