cookieEnabled Property | Internet Development Index |
Retrieves whether client-side cookies are enabled in the browser.
Syntax
XML N/A Scripting [ bEnabled = ] clientCaps.cookieEnabled
Possible Values
bEnabled Boolean that specifies one of the following values:
false Browser does not support cookies. true Browser supports cookies. The property is read-only. The property has no default value.
Example
This example displays all the properties available through the clientCaps behavior.
<HTML xmlns:IE> <HEAD> <STYLE> @media all { IE\:CLIENTCAPS {behavior:url(#default#clientCaps)} } </STYLE> <SCRIPT> function window.onload() { sTempStr = "availHeight = " + oClientCaps.availHeight + "\n" + "availWidth = " + oClientCaps.availWidth + "\n" + "bufferDepth = " + oClientCaps.bufferDepth + "\n" + "colorDepth = " + oClientCaps.colorDepth + "\n" + "connectionType = " + oClientCaps.connectionType + "\n" + "cookieEnabled = " + oClientCaps.cookieEnabled + "\n" + "cpuClass = " + oClientCaps.cpuClass + "\n" + "height = " + oClientCaps.height + "\n" + "javaEnabled = " + oClientCaps.javaEnabled + "\n" + "platform = " + oClientCaps.platform + "\n" + "systemLanguage = " + oClientCaps.systemLanguage + "\n" + "userLanguage = " + oClientCaps.userLanguage + "\n" + "width = " + oClientCaps.width + "\n" ; oPre.innerText = sTempStr; } </SCRIPT> </HEAD> <BODY> <H1>clientCaps Behavior Sample</H1> <P>This example shows how to use the new <B>clientCaps</B> behavior, introduced in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5, to obtain client capabilities information. The following is a sampling of the information that can be obtained:</P> <IE:CLIENTCAPS ID="oClientCaps" /> <PRE id="oPre"></PRE> </BODY> </HTML>
Standards Information
There is no public standard that applies to this property.
Applies To
clientCaps
See Also
About Client Capabilities