Hi all,

I solved the problem using these code:

<script language="VB" runat="server">
    Sub Application_EndRequest(ByVal s As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs)
        Dim SiteNameURL As Object
        Dim Context As HttpContext = CType(s, HttpApplication).Context
        Dim Response As HttpResponse = Context.Response
        'Request domain name
        SiteNameURL = Request.ServerVariables.Item("SERVER_NAME")
        'Get components of domain name
        Dim urlarray() As String = Split(SiteNameURL, ".", , CompareMethod.Text)
        'Create domain name for cookie
        Select Case urlarray.Length
            Case 2
                SiteNameURL = "." + SiteNameURL
            Case 3
                SiteNameURL = "." + urlarray(1) + "." + urlarray(2)
            Case Else
                SiteNameURL = "." + urlarray(urlarray.Length - 2) + "." + urlarray(urlarray.Length - 3)
        End Select
        'Set domain to cookies
        If Response.Cookies.Count > 0 Then
            For Each cookie As String In Response.Cookies.AllKeys
                Dim name As String = cookie.ToString.ToUpper
                Select Case name
                    'Should use your own cookie names
                    Case ".ASPXANONYMOUS", "ASP.NET_SESSIONID", "LANGUAGE", ".DOTNETNUKE", "PORTALALIASID", "PORTALROLES"
                        'Uncomment next line to disable Httponly cookies
                        'Response.Cookies(cookie).HttpOnly = False
                        'Set domain
                        Response.Cookies(cookie).Domain = SiteNameURL
                        'Set path, change DNN to your DotNetNuke installation folder or leave just “/”
                        Response.Cookies(cookie).Path = "/"
                End Select
            Next
        End If
    End Sub
</script>

I tested it creating 10 new pages in a row on brinkster. I found it on this same post but it has an error on the cookie path.

Hi duchoangle,

I think this is because the code "splits" you domain name based on the dots (".") and because you don't have any dots in "localhost" it throws an error. You can try this:

• Remove the code from global.asax because in my experience you don't need the code to preserve sessions in localhost
• If still you need to keep the code replace:

this:

SiteNameURL = Request.ServerVariables.Item("SERVER_NAME")
        'Get components of domain name
        Dim urlarray() As String = Split(SiteNameURL, ".", , CompareMethod.Text)
        'Create domain name for cookie
        Select Case urlarray.Length
            Case 2
                SiteNameURL = "." + SiteNameURL
            Case 3
                SiteNameURL = "." + urlarray(1) + "." + urlarray(2)
            Case Else
                SiteNameURL = "." + urlarray(urlarray.Length - 2) + "." + urlarray(urlarray.Length - 3)
        End Select

with this:

        SiteNameURL = "." & Request.ServerVariables.Item("SERVER_NAME")

I strongly recommend that you use the first option because I didn't test the code replacement and it may not work.

Post your results.

Greetings

I noticed you mentioned you are using dnnexports.faq module - I cannot seem to find a place that allows me to download this module.  I went to dnnexperts.com, but cannot download it from there.  Any pointers?

Thanks - you can email me at shaunam@cox.net