My app uses HTML cookies deposited by both perl and javascript. Perl for the beef and JS for the UI. The problem is that when a user logs off I want to remove all the cookies so that all of the UI settings are reset for the next user. For example, selecting a item after browsing through a tree. The JS cookie keeps track of what is open in the tree so they can revisit it later easily. When the current user logs off, then the next user can then see where the one before has been. Assuming that the browser isn't closed between users.

I understand how to manipulate the cookies in the Perl, but I can not modify the cookies that the JS put in. I can view them and get data from them just fine, but I can't change their stats as to force them to expire. Perl cookies, no problems there, just the JS ones. Any help will be appreciated.

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