Some of the newer browsers prevent "third-party" cookies from being set, either by default or as an option. That is, if the cookie is coming from somewhere other than where the frameset is hosted, the browser assumes it's an evil spyware cookie and blocks it.
You can probably turn off this protection in your own browser to verify whether this is indeed the problem. If so, you've got a nasty problem, as many users would have to correct their browsers. | [reply] |
This could be a security setting of your browser. I had the same problem and fixed it by enabling "Access data sources across domains" in my Internet Explorer / Tools / Internet Options / Security / Custom Level.
This will not help however if you want all your customers to use the cookies on your webpage. | [reply] |
It sounds as though the only reason for the 1pixel frame is to do the redirect. If this is so, why not just send a redirect to the user's browser? The adjusted URL will appear in the URL window, but you could set the title to whatever you want.
HTH, --traveler | [reply] |