WebBroswer Cookie Editing

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Hello Guys. I am trying to edit a cookie generated by a webbrowser in Vb.net after loading a page. Any ideas how to do it. Thanks in advance.

Posted 1-Apr-11 20:37pm

rahuliyer95

Updated 1-Apr-11 20:45pm

Abhinav S

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Solution 1

Editing cookie problem
Basics of Cookies in ASP.NET

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Posted 1-Apr-11 21:07pm

Monjurul Habib

Solution 2

I have been able to get the cookie into a textbox using this code

txtFind.Text = webFSLogin.Document.Cookie.ToString()

But I don't know now How to make my web browser use my new cookie which is edited

Posted 1-Apr-11 21:22pm

rahuliyer95

Solution 4

thanks for the answer how do I save it and reload. Please can u give me the code for it

Posted 2-Apr-11 21:05pm

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-02T02:39:00

Solution 3

Cookies are just text files. You can load it into a TextBox, make your changes, then save it back out. You'll have to reload the page that uses it when done.

Posted 2-Apr-11 2:39am

Dave Kreskowiak