I had some problems with an older version of MSIE, but I don't remember which version. However, I found out that on IE for Mac (the latest version, 4 something I think) the browser didn't even store my cookie in the first play, which was very disconcerting because that means that the login didn't work in that browser. Very odd problem, although that was the only case in which I have had that problem.

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In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: Loging a user out with CGI and Cookies? by r.joseph
in thread Loging a user out with CGI and Cookies? by r.joseph

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