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Yeah, if you're not setting the domain in your cookie, it defaults to the domain where it's set. And http://mysite.com isn't the same domain as http://www.mysite.com. To make the cookie available on all subdomains, set the domain as ".mysite.com".

I never noticed you could set the domain when setting a cookie so I usually fixed this with a redirect to a domain starting with www.

 

Is either of these methods better than the other.

 

Initially, I'd have to say the redirect is preferred because the user might browse to http://domain.com and then click on a link pointing to http://www.domain.com.  Not a problem for the cookies, but if you have JavaScript in each page that needs to access objects in the other you will have problems there.

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