asp.net - How do you determine cookies are disabled *without* javascript and *without* redirecting? -


If I disable javascript and cookies, Amazon.com detects that cookies are disabled without any redirects. If you click on the cart link, then only one on the cart page is found.

I'm guessing that Amazon Com highest ASP.NET , But how will you succeed in detecting inactive cookies while using ASP? Net without the use of javascript and redirect? Is it possible to find that cookies are incomplete in a round trip?

I believe that what you're describing is impossible. Amazon does not appear to do this

  • Disable JavaScript
  • Clear your cookies (but enable them)
  • Go to:
  • You will receive "Enable cookies in your web browser to continue" message. But if you reload the page, the message will be removed, because cookies are set to first look.

    The reason for this does not work that when a page sets the response then the server can not tell that they are set up properly until the next request. You can use javascript, of course, but there is no way to know the server without that the request comes from a browser that will accept cookies.


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