Reputation: 565
Self-Explanatory. In PHP, the solution would be to set the cookie expiration to 0; I'm unsure about C# since it requires a DateTime value.
Upvotes: 37
Views: 35054
Reputation: 11
This seems to expire the cookie, rather than create a session cookie:
cookie.Expires = DateTime.MinValue
This creates a session cookie:
cookie.Expires = default(DateTime?)
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 91
This doesn't work for me:
cookie.Expires = DateTime.MinValue
This does work:
cookie.Expires = default(DateTime?)
Upvotes: 5
Reputation: 25810
Do you mean any cookie or the session cookie? ASP.NET uses cookie by default for session 'management'.
Either you have the expiry or timeout in the web.config file, or programmatically set it using:
Session.Timeout = [x]; \\where [x] is in minutes
This can be called in different ways depending on your needs.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 60902
The docs for Cookie.Expires call it right out.
Setting the Expires property to MinValue makes this a session Cookie, which is its default value.
cookie.Expires = DateTime.MinValue
Upvotes: 57