Single Page Server Side Cookie Check (With Almonds)

Here's a bit of .Net code that allows you to check the state of a browser's cookie settings... Enabled or Disabled. It does use a redirect, but it still only requires a single page:

Sample Default.aspx.cs

// default namespace directives here... public partial class _Default : System.Web.UI.Page {    bool cookies = false;    protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)    {       cookies = cookiecheck();       Response.Write("cookies = " + cookies.ToString());    }    private bool cookiecheck()    {       if (Session["CookiesEnabled"] != null)          return true;       if (!IsPostBack)       {          if (Page.Request.QueryString["ce"] == null)          {             Session["CookiesEnabled"] = true;             Response.Redirect(Request.Url.ToString() + "?ce=1");          }       }       return false;    } }

Now go eat some almonds.

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