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The JavaScript property document.cookie holds cookies that are valid for this document and can be used to either set or retrieve cookie values
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Suppose we have a page with a form that sets values and stores for a certain length of time. This is processed entirely on the client by storing values in appropriate cookie entries
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Cookies may be read on other pages (consistent with PATH and DOMAIN) and if present are used to define JavaScript variables that are used in "parameterized HTML"
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Note document.cookie is set to a single cookie value but when read gives all cookies for this document!
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