I am having a cookie problem in the below example. the cookie does get created and when i put a debug point after its creation i can check whats in the cookie with a watch. however, when i restart the website, the cookie is still there, but has become empty and will not create the model (all fields empty are null.)
I looked around and found bugs relating to using response.Cookie and having no expiry date, but i changed things around and it stays empty. Am i doing something wrong or is this because im using localhost?
[HttpGet]
[Autorize]
public ActionResult ManagePaymentRun()
{
ViewData["currentAction"] = "Index";
payments.AccountNo = Request.Cookies["FSCSPayments"]["AccountNo"];
payments.SortCode = Request.Cookies["FSCSPayments"]["SortCode"];
payments.FirstChequeNo = "2";// Request.Cookies["FSCSPayments"]["FirstChequeNo"];
payments.FileName = Request.Cookies["FSCSPayments"]["FileName"];
payments.FRN = Request.Cookies["FSCSPayments"]["FRN"];
payments.JobNumber = Request.Cookies["FSCSPayments"]["JobNumber"];
payments.StartRecNo = Request.Cookies["FSCSPayments"]["StartRecNo"];
return View(payments);
}
internal void CreateCookie()
{
HttpCookie cookie = new HttpCookie("FSCSPayments");
cookie.Values.Add("AccountNo", payments.AccountNo);
cookie.Values.Add("SortCode", payments.SortCode);
cookie.Values.Add("FirstChequeNo", payments.FirstChequeNo);
cookie.Values.Add("FileName", payments.FileName);
cookie.Values.Add("FRN", payments.FRN);
cookie.Values.Add("JobNumber", payments.JobNumber);
cookie.Values.Add("StartRecNo", payments.StartRecNo);
cookie.Expires = DateTime.Now.AddDays(14);
cookie.Path = "/";
Request.Cookies.Add(cookie);
}
This problem is solved and was due to the fact that i used IIS 5 and MVC. we copied this project over to a IIS7 pc now and we got the cookies working.