Hi! I was wondering if anyone could tell me what I'm doing wrong here -- I have a website, where the domain is XYZ.com, and the homepage is frames page (top 1 pixel frame is locally hosted), but the bottom large frame points to a perl script on another server (say ABC.com) (where the actual website and database are). Now the thing is that I was able to get cookies working (a few posts earlier than this one), but the cookies only get set when I goto the script directly in the browser. If I goto XYZ.com, and the bottom frame goes to ABC.com, the script does not set a cookie.

Any ideas on what I could do?

BTW I have the above scenario, cuz my domain name for the website is stuck with these guys for 2 years, but they don't offer all the services I need now, hence the website runs off my other hosted website.

Please do let me know.

Thanks, SP

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