The cookie I'm setting in the browser is the Client IP.

code:

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[FMP-SetCookie: LoginCookie={ClientIP}]

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I want the cookie to be a unique, fairly complex I.D. which is hard to guess or figure out.

But I don't want to use calculation fields....

Do you have any ideas?

Thank you!

Maybe concatenate the time to the IP! If you use Javascript you can contrive some complex numbers.

Garry

thanks... would you be able to explain further?

This is what I had in mind:

[FMP-SetCookie: mycookie1={ClientIP}{CurrentDate}{CurrentTime}]

However, I had problems including the long version of CurrentTime with the intra tag, hence the seconds were omitted which meant that the value would have a low chance of being unique. Secondly value contents were a bit obvious.

The Javascript version is:

<script>myDate = new Date();document.cooke = "mycookie1=" + myDate.getTime();</script>

This sets the value as an integer representing the date and time in miliseconds. (I removed the i in cookie because this message system did not like the word cookie in a Javascript)

Both versions can have their values recalled with:

[FMP-Cookie: mycookie1]

Note, that if you use the Javascript version you will need to keep the cookie name in lowercase for the FMP tag to read it.

Hope this helps. Garry

Thanks a lot Garry! You've been a big help... I'll try it out and see what happens.