Cathi,
Page Tracing is an excellent suggestion. I think it will help me understand the Request and Response object and the timing of each firing. I am still struggling to understand those. By the way, today I was testing the app on customer web server and cookies were created fine. It is only when I do it on my notebook I can't get the consistent results. I am sure it is just my misunderstanding of things.
Thank you for you help.


>Hi Dmitry,
>
>I tried your sample code and it worked for me just fine. I would suggest turning on Page Tracing for the page and see if you see the cookie.
>
>>I was wondering if anybody can see what I am doing wrong in creating a
>>cookie:
>>

>>cUserId = Guid.NewGuid().ToString().GetHashCode().ToString("x");
>>
>>HttpCookie oCookie2 = new HttpCookie( "MyTestCookie", cUserId );
>>
>>oCookie2.Expires = DateTime.Now.AddMonths(24);
>>Response.Cookies.Add(oCookie2);
>>

>>
>>Then when I check the cookie collection, I never see this "MyTestCookie".
>>Here is how I check for all cookies:
>>
>>

>>foreach ( string strKey in Request.Cookies )
>>{
>>Response.Write("<li>" + strKey + " = " + Request.Cookies[ strKey ].Values );
>>}
>>

>>
>>The only cookie I see in the foreach above is ASP.NET_SessionId
>>
>>What am I missing?
>>
>>Thank you.