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Subject: |
Re: passwords... |
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From: |
Bhaskar K B |
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Date: |
10/12/1999 5:23:43 PM |
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IP: |
164.164.73.250 |
yes you can use cookies to store login and password
eg:-
<%
cookie("password") = password
cookie("login") = login
%>
you need not worry of encrypting the data in the cookie since cookies are accesible only to the person who writes them and not anyone else.
you can also use session variables to store these values
<%
session("password") = password
session("login") = login
%>
the difference is the session variables are automatically destroyed when the user exits the
site.
and session variables can only be manupulated by the programmer
wherehas the cookie is written on to the clients machine
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