IE6 keeps reporting my page as setting cookies, when it doesnt!

Getting rid of that little blocked cookie icon in the status bar

[asp4bunnies]

I recently wrote a program which lets websites track their browser statistics by putting a small snippet of javascript code into their website (the code ends in a .asp extention). However I'm noticing that for some reason it keeps triggering IE6's blocked cookie icon whenever someone browses one of my client's webpages that has the snippet in it.

I didn't use cookies anywhere in my script at all. I even tested it out by removing all the code and just calling a blank page as a javascript include.

I tried editing my P3P file to say that no information is collected and still the blocked cookie icon is appearing. I have seen google javascript ads on the same page that aren't triggering the same alert. Anyone have any idea how to stop this from recurring?

Thanks!

[drbrain]

Is the webserver itself adding a tracking or session cookie?

[lovethecoast]

Aye -- it's IIS itself setting a session cookie either through a header or ISAPI filter (for stats tracking, etc).

S

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This is a great tool for seeing what's being done - type in the url to your asp page -- I think you'll more than likely see a line like this:

Set-Cookie: ASPSESSIONIDACRDBDAR=JKOBAGECOFFBDIBHOGMPENDM; path=/

[asp4bunnies]

That solved the problem. Thanks!