Your method od using @Member works if you have ONE server in the domain that sets these cookies. But you can also have other servers, that sets cookies that should be visible to the entire DOMAIN. For instance, your site www.codestore.net might set the codestore_name for the www.codestore.net domain name, and another server, my.codestore.net, perhaps setting the cookie codestore_name on the entire codestore.net domain. This will end up in TWO values when reading from the first server.
I have not tested the above with @Set/GetHTTPHeader, only with the JavaScript methods for setting/getting cookies.
Jake,
Your method od using @Member works if you have ONE server in the domain that sets these cookies. But you can also have other servers, that sets cookies that should be visible to the entire DOMAIN. For instance, your site www.codestore.net might set the codestore_name for the www.codestore.net domain name, and another server, my.codestore.net, perhaps setting the cookie codestore_name on the entire codestore.net domain. This will end up in TWO values when reading from the first server.
I have not tested the above with @Set/GetHTTPHeader, only with the JavaScript methods for setting/getting cookies.