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>If you are still having trouble identifying the cookie that is created, try placing Response.Write(FormsAuthentication.FormsCookiePath & "\" & FormsAuthentication.FormsCookieName) in the page_load. This will tell you exactly where the cookie is.
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>Also, you have to set values for the isPersistent and Expiration arguments in the FormsAuthenticationTicket constructor. If you do not, IE will delete the cookie file as soon as the request is sent to IIS. I.e. you will never see the cookie in the Cookie folder.
Keith,
Regarding your suggestion for isPersistent and Expiration. I can't find description (in the 2 books on ASP.NET I have) on how to set these values. And where to set this values. Do you have a brief example of how to set FormsAuthenticationTicket?
Thank you.
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