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Charles Harpke
33,986 PointsYou can access a cookie by name using the method on the Request object named
This should be clearly discernable in the video, but I am finding this not to be the case.....
1 Answer
Craig Dennis
Treehouse TeacherHi Charles Harpke !
Here's the Spark documentation on Cookies. Does that help? Is the cookie just not showing up?
Let me know if you are still having problems, and we'll get you sorted out!
Charles Harpke
33,986 PointsWell....wondering if the quiz question expects some verbiage I'm not getting.... I can see the Spark documentations says: request.cookie("foo"); // access request cookie by name the quiz question doesn't accept any variation on that.
Without giving me the answer.....am I on the right track anyway? lol
Aaron Campbell
16,267 PointsLike he mentioned, the problem is that the answer is not taking any form of the syntax. We know what the answer is. The quiz isn't taking it.
Craig Dennis
Treehouse TeacherThe method name is cookie. Does that work for you? I just tested and it does for me.
Aaron Campbell
16,267 PointsYes, that worked for me!
It was confusing, because we figured you wanted the whole method, like cookie() or request.cookie() or whatever. So simple, and here we are, making it complicated. XD
Thanks, Craig!
Charles Harpke
33,986 PointsCharles Harpke
33,986 Pointsrequest.cookie("foo"); // access request cookie by name
Nope.....doesn't fit in the response....