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You can override
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Hi @velu
Have you tried @aaron's suggestion ?
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No,
We need an example to do this.
Can you please help us to solve this.
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Hi @velu
The value Path of the cookie is retrieved from
abp.appPathjavascript variable, you can change it but it might cause other problems.So, I suggest you to search for
abp.utils.setCookieValueusages in typescript files and set the path parameter as you want.Markdown is supportedCopy & paste or drag & drop images (max 30 MB per image) -
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HI,
is there any way to set HTTP-Only attribute to cookies in Angular.
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Hi @velu,
It is not possible I guess https://stackoverflow.com/a/14691716/6681451. If you set the cookie as http-only, Angular app can't use it.
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