Lucee Tag Reference

<cfcookie>

Body

Example

<cfcookie
	[domain=string]
	[encodevalue=boolean]
	[expires=object]
	[httponly=boolean]
	name=string
	[path=string]
	[preservecase=boolean]
	[samesite=Strict|Lax|None]
	[secure=boolean]
	[value=string]>

<cfscript>
	cookie
		[domain=string]
		[encodevalue=boolean]
		[expires=object]
		[httponly=boolean]
		name=string
		[path=string]
		[preservecase=boolean]
		[samesite=Strict|Lax|None]
		[secure=boolean]
		[value=string];
</cfscript>

Attributes

Name	Type	Required	Description
domain	string	No	Domain in which cookie is valid and to which cookie content can be sent from the user's system. By default, the cookie is only available to the server that set it. Use this attribute to make the cookie available to other servers. Must start with a period. If the value is a subdomain, the valid domain is all domain names that end with this string. This attribute sets the available subdomains on the site upon which the cookie can be used.
encodevalue	boolean	No	if set to true, Lucee url encodes the given name and value if necessary.
expires	any	No	Schedules the expiration of a cookie variable. Can be specified as a date (as in, 10/09/97), number of days (as in, 10, 100), "Now", or "Never". Using Now effectively deletes the cookie from the client browser.
httponly	boolean	No	If HttpOnly is set to true, this cookie is marked as HttpOnly, by adding the HttpOnly attribute to it. HttpOnly cookies are not supposed to be exposed to client-side scripting code, and may therefore help mitigate certain kinds of cross-site scripting attacks.
name	string	Yes	The name of the cookie variable.
path	string	No	URL, within a domain, to which the cookie applies; typically a directory. Only pages in this path can use the cookie. By default, all pages on the server that set the cookie can access the cookie. path = "/services/login"
preservecase	boolean	No	if set to true Lucee keep the original case for the name, otherwise the name is converted to a upper case string
samesite	string	No	It will help to prevent Cross-Site Request Forgeries. Enabling this attribute on the cookie will instruct the browser to afford this cookie certain protections.
secure	boolean	No	Yes or No. Specifies that the variable must transmit securely. If the browser does not support Secure Socket Layer (SSL) security, the cookie is not sent.
value	string	No	The value assigned to the cookie variable.