I’m trying to set a simple cookie but the name of the cookie is never set. I’m setting the cookie like this: The name of the cookie is not set, only content is set with the name + the value. The environment variable is defined properly since it’s displayed in the “content”. Why isn’t ${process.env.REACT_APP_TERMS_CONDITIONS_ACCEPTANCE_NAME} defined as the name and
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How to delete a cookie in Reactjs
I am developing a web app with react front-end and node baack-end I want to delete the cookie being stored so that I can successfully be able to logout the user. I have tried using the js-cookie library and react-cookie library but it does not work. nav_component: How I set the cookie in the backend: It should be noted that
How to manipulate webRequest cookie in a cross-browser extension?
I am trying to edit cookie for all API calls using webRequest from a cross-browser (supporting chrome and Firefox) extension which I am creating. Following is the code: Problem: In Chrome, the code works with extraHeaders and in Firefox the same code works only if extraHeaders is removed. How can I make it work on both browsers? Following is the
How to store my actions in cookies through JavaScript? [closed]
Closed. This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 1 year ago. Improve this question I currently have a checkbox. I want to implement a method as described below~ When the user clicks on the
Testcafe Getting all Cookies from domain, store them in Object / Array and check if the Names of the Cookies are in an Array
I am new to Testcafé and need to get all Cookies from a Website, store them in an Object or Array and see, if the name of the Cookie matches against an Array of Strings to see if some Cookies are set; this needs to be done in Typescript; in pure Javascript would be easier, but these are the Requirements.
Set cookie everytime user deletes it
I want to create a cookie everytime a user deletes it, using Javascript. For example, I have many cookies, even some cookies which set a ban time to the user who abuses the website. Basically I want to set a cookie which will be set whenever all of the cookies are deleted. Btw, I do not want to create the
Cookies visible from URL bar but not visible in the Application tab of browser developer tool
If you go to didthanoskill.me and try to access cookies from the URL bar, you can clearly see “1 Cookie in use”. On document.cookie in the console, empty string is returned. I thought the cookies must be HttpOnly so I headover to Application tab in browser dev tool and there also no cookies are showing. Weird! Any idea why is
HttpOnly cookie is set only after the second request
I have a server (Node.js + Nest.js) and a client (Angular 11). The client submits a login request and the server logs in the user and sets a HttpOnly cookie in the response. The wierd thing is that the cookie is set in the browser only after submitting 2 requests, then it works fine (If i use postman for example,
Enabling 4-digit pincode autofill using cookies
I have a simple form where one needs to enter a 4-digit PIN code. However, I would also like to autofill that PIN code when the user comes back to the website again, using JS cookies. JS: HTML: I’m aware of a few things that are wrong about this code. in the checkCookie() function, if the user has a cookie
HttpOnly Cookies not found in Web Inspector
I am working on user authentication for a website built using the MERN stack and I have decided to use JWT tokens stored as HttpOnly cookies. The cookie was sent in a “Set-Cookie” field in response header when I used Postman to make the request but not in the Safari Web Inspector as shown in the image below. There are