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When the user first visits your site, take them to a splash page that asks if they want to use cookies.  If they say yes, proceed to your page.

 

If they say no:

 

1)  If your page cannot be used without sessions and cookies (like most pages), show them a "we're sorry, this site requires cookies" page and be done with it.

 

2)  Otherwise, set a "no cookies" cookie (I believe, under EU law, you're allowed to use a cookie to track this no cookies setting).  Then find every setcookie call, and wrap it in a check to see if the nocookie cookie is set.

 

Make sure #2 is legal.  If not...hmmm...no idea.

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