How set cookie-free domains?
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zEitEr
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Hello,
Cookies are set either by your PHP scripts or by webmaster tools which you include in your page by adding JavaScript code: Google Webmaster, Google Analytics, etc. So don't use them, and your domain will be free of cookies.
Cookies are set either by your PHP scripts or by webmaster tools which you include in your page by adding JavaScript code: Google Webmaster, Google Analytics, etc. So don't use them, and your domain will be free of cookies.
I have only static files on my second domain I will use this guide http://www.ravelrumba.com/blog/static-cookieless-domain/ but I don't know how it is in direct admin
zEitEr
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Please clarify your thoughts. They are not enough clear at least for me.
You don't know how is what? How to add the second domain in directadmin? How to add a CNAME record in directadmin? How to upload files? Or what?
You don't know how is what? How to add the second domain in directadmin? How to add a CNAME record in directadmin? How to upload files? Or what?
The easiest way to set up a cookieless domain for your static content is to create a CNAME record aliasing your static domain to your main domain. Your static files remain in the same place but you can now reference them at a different domain.
nobaloney
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Does your main domain use cookies? If not, then you're good to go as in post #2 of this thread; there are no cookies.
If your main domain uses cookies, then you can follow this guide; the only thing different will be how you add CNAME records:
http://www.site-helper.com/dns.html#cname
Jeff
If your main domain uses cookies, then you can follow this guide; the only thing different will be how you add CNAME records:
http://www.site-helper.com/dns.html#cname
Jeff