Yes Nardo, you win the prize. Thank you!!!!! I was able to recreate the problem on my PC by visiting jkclan.com and www.jkclan.com. This in fact triggered the double cookie problem on my PC, whereas before I did not have it on mine personally.

I will look into using the DOMAIN property of the cookie. Even tho some of the users have the double cookie, once I have a fix that I'm sure will work, I will cast all the old cookies to a new name and abandon the old ones. This should erradicate the problem. I might even re-write the old ones (after extracting what I can from them) with a expiration date of "yesterday" to delete them. If the domain property can't fix my problem, then I will try redirecting the users from jkclan.com to www.jkclan.com, as EEjack mentioned. Hopefully the first solution will work anyway.

Thanks all :o)

In reply to Re: annoying duplicate cookies by JK_Bean
in thread annoying duplicate cookies by JK_Bean

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