JavaScript to get cookie in ReadMe is broken? #17
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I managed to find the cookies using Firefox's dev tools, but it seems that for some reason the a and b cookies vanish after page load? I don't get it but they don't show up. |
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That code only works on the "classic" version of the site. You'll need to log into an account that has beta mode disabled. |
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@boothale So I just found out where the setting for beta vs classic is and I have never used the beta before. I was getting this problem on classic. I've just tried it again in both, and still have this error. |
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Did more testing and confirmed that this happens in Chrome. As a work around, if you open the requests tab and look at the primary request, the cookies should be listed. The javascript still seems to work on my version of Firefox. |
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Since I haven't heard back in a while I'm closing this. Please reopen if you still need help. |
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I believe I confirmed that worked as well but I do not remember as it has
been a while since I worked with it.
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That code only works on the "classic" version of the site. You'll need to
log into an account that has beta mode disabled.
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Any chance of providing a script to get your cookies from the beta site? |
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@ShaunDreclin The ReadMe shows exactly how to assemble the string. |
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Ooh gotcha. I was reading /docs, didn't think to check both pages. Thanks ^^ |
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I added an example to /docs as well so people don't have to go to the readme. |
While logged in, running the script is returning an empty string.
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