lHttpCookie

Determines the use of HTTP cookies for the current request.

Syntax

Response.lHttpCookie = .F.

Note

You may specify through afp.config and through the setting Session.lHttpSessionId that AFP should generally use HTTP cookies to transmit the session ID to the client. If this global setting is activated you can suppress the transmission of HTTP cookies by setting Response.lHttpCookie to .F. You can also set this setting to .T. This, however, will only be effective if the HTTP cookies in afp.config or in the Session object have been activated. That is why, if HTTP cookies are deactivated, you cannot temporarily reactivate the transmission of cookies through Response.lHttpCookies.

The setting applies only to the current request. If in any one request multiple AFP documents are executed through Server.Transfer() and Response.Call(), then this setting is valid for all documents. The only exception to this is a call of Server.Transfer() with .T. as a second parameter. In such a case all settings will be re-set, including Response.lHttpCookie. The default value of Response.lHttpCookie is .T.