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Asked: 2026-05-20T00:56:13+00:00

We have some large sites on different domains. Let’s say x.com and y.com, they

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We have some large sites on different domains. Let’s say x.com and y.com, they run on the same backend, on the same server, with the same database.

We have a lot of content (Images and Articles)

I need to track users on both pages. I want to identify the user and use the same backend on both the sites to track their movement and go look at their tracks.

Is that possible with cookies? I think I could be able to give the clients a unique cookie, and then check for the cookie on both sites, writing their movements to the database as they go along.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Cookies are in general designed so that there is no crosssite interactoin… BUT… it is possible.

    the <machineKey/> attribute of the web.config file will allow you to do that.

    You supply a validation key, a decryption key and a validation “type” and make sure that it is the same in the web config of both applications.

    I’ve personally used it in a forms authentication environment and it works just fine there. I’m pretty sure you could use it to achieve your goals.

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