That's certainly part of it. The "nnAkamaiAuth" cookie may not be set by
your browser - the AkamaiOnClick function doesn't seem to be referenced
anywhere on that page, although it may be called in one of the javascript
files that are pulled in. I didn't bother fetching those to find out.

The other cookie, "nnCSPurlParms" certainly *ought* to be set, as it's just
a statement, outside of any function.

Ralph Mitchell

On 11/25/05, Jake Peavy <djstunks_at_gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Well, I wasn't totally sure... is that what the following code does?
>
> function AkamaiOnClick( cookie, exp ) {
> var expDttm = new Date();
> expDttm setMinutes( expDttm getMinutes() + 2 );
> var expStr = ( exp ) ? " expires=" + expDttm toUTCString() : "";
> document cookie = "nnAkamaiAuth=" + cookie + ";
> path=/;
> domain= nortelnetworks com;
> " + expStr;
>
> }
> document cookie = "nnCSPurlParms=BV_SessionID=@@@@0920851739
> 1132884647@@@@&BV_EngineID=gaddfekdglgmbhkcginchgcgio 0;
> path=/;
> domain= nortelnetworks com;
> expires=Fri, 25 Nov 2005 03:10:47 GMT";
>
>
>
>
Received on 2005-11-25