Question

I have a ExtJS grid with the following:

// Initialize the state manager

Ext.state.Manager.setProvider(new Ext.state.CookieProvider());

// Set the state id

stateful:true,    
stateId:'Vehicle-grid', 

I was able to get the cookie on a normal HTTP request.
When I try to send a jQuery ajax request though I don’t see the cookie server-side.
All I see is jsessionid.

What am I missing.

I can paste the whole code if necessary, but I was just wondering if I was missing something fundamental about how this all works.

Thanks,
Ian

PS – On the back end I have this code (grails controller):

def allCookies = request.cookies;
for (c in allCookies) {
    println "\n"+c.name+"\n";
}

I only get JSESSIONID printed.

Answer 1

Looks like I figured it out.

I foolishly didn’t realize that the cookie is only set after certain events on the grid are triggered and not upon initialization, has nothing to do with a regular request vs. an ajax request.

Thanks for you help anyway McStretch.