Usually, you can't return the exact same cookie data because the as it passes through the browser, it is changed.
When does it do that, or are you meaning local scriptings making a change?
To get valid cookie information to return to the site, you need to look at the http header information being sent by the browser itself. In this case, it is different information that needs to be returned.
Also, you don't return the expiration information... only the actual siteserver id and session id information.
Without the site to check its pretty hard to go by anything more than what was given, I had tro go with the information at hand. Oh and I very much doubt the the site cares less if someone returns the expirery date. I didnt mention it basicly becuase (1) it would have been an extra layer of complexity removing things, and (2) I wasnt sure if it was just an expiry, again this comes to the problem of not been told the actual site.
And, finally, you return Cookie information with Cookie, not Set-Cookie (that's the command when the information is sent to you).
Thanks ill remeber that, oh wait thats just what i said
<snicker snicker>
PS: Why keep it in PM, show everyone, so more examples get posted.
