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Originally Posted by Nookster
Just modify the line...
Code:
var stagedPopFrequency = "1 days";
...to read...
Code:
var stagedPopFrequency = "10 mins";
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Um, nope, that's not gonna work.
The set expire date is using getdate() which returns the day of the month PLUS the integer value in the frequency string to compute the new expire date. It is pretty much hard coded to use a days value.
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function stagedSetCookie(Name, Value, Expire) {
if (Expire != null) {
var expireDate = new Date();
expireDate.setDate(expireDate.getDate() + parseInt(Expire));
document.cookie = Name+"="+Value+";path=/;expires=" + expireDate.toGMTString();
} else {
document.cookie = Name+"="+Value+";path=/";
}
}
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so, where the expire date is being calculated has to be changed to use something other than getdate. getminutes might work but I would have to play with it some to make sure.