| Cookies and CHAPTER 4 Browser Data syllabus 41 Cookies — basic of cookies, reading a cookie value, writing a cookie value, creating a cookies, deleting a cookies, setting the expiration date of cookie. 42 Browser — opening a window, giving the new window focus, | window position, changing the content of window, closing a window, scrolling a web page, multiple windows at once, creating a page in new window, JavaScript in URL's, JavaScript security, Timers, Browser location and history. 1 4.1 COOKIES 6Q. What is cookie? 8 62. List and explain types of cookies. State the use of cookies, How cookies works explain with diagram. Describe how to read cookie value and write a cookie value. Explain with example. Basic of Cookies A ser, 1 “okie is a piece of data that a server sends to a web browser. The Ww . ¢ ci ki ..., P'OWSer then stores it in the user’s computer and sends the cookie ack ‘0 the same server in the next requests,Client Side Scripting Language (MSBTE: = There are three types of cookies: 1. 2. 3. (New Syll wef academic year 19-20) (D5-16A) mane publicat™ (Cookies and Browser Data) Pg (be A cookie is an amount of information that persists between a a and a client-side. A web prowser stores this information at the i Side browsing me A cookie contains the information as @ string generally in the form name-value pait separated by semi-colons. fy Tt maintains the state of a user and remembers the user's informati,, among all the web pages. The server uses cookies for identifying if two successive requests .,,.. from the same web browser. Types of cookies First Party Cookies : These cookies are created by your website ani can only be read by your website. Third-party cookies : These cookies are produced by third-pary advertising on your website. These cookies can only be read on any site that displays the same ad using the advertising code. Session cookies : These cookies are saved on your browser. They are destroyed when the browser is closed. Use of cookies Session management : cookies allow you to manage any information that the server should remember. For example, logins, shopping ca etc. Personalization : cookies allow you to store user preferences, themes and setting specific to a user. Tracking : cookies help record and analyze user behaviors ¥ advertising. How Cookies Works? When @ user sends a request to the server, then each of that reques®” uealed as a new request sent by the different user. : e So, to recognize the old user, we need to add the cookie wil" response from the server. er: Language (MSBTE) Cookies and Browser Data) Pg, no. (4-3) i scripting 1 5 enever @ user sends a request from browser (client-side) to the ye w Ne the cookie is added with that request automatically and due to the gcrvel> the server recognizes the users, sokies EE Request _—_» Response + Cookie WEB —_—__ BROWSER Request + Cookie _——_—>, tw Fig. 4.1.1 : Process of Cookie Web Browsers and Servers use HTTP Protocol to communicate and HTTP is a stateless Protocol. But for a commercial website, it is required ‘o maintain session information among different pages. For €xample, one user registration ends after, completing many pages. But how to maintain users' session information across all the web pages. Cookies are a plain text data record of 5 variable-length fields: 1, Expires ~ the date the cookie will expire. If this is blank, the , “okie will expire when the visitor quits the browser. x Domain ~ the domain name of your site. fe ~ the path to the directory or web page that set the cookie. his may be blank if we want to retrieve the cookie from any f directory or page. Secure — 1¢ this field contains the word "secure", then the cookie ney nly be retrieved with a secure server. If this field is blank, no “SY, yy Ty ‘ef academic year 19-20) (D5-16A) ‘ech-Neo Publications.oN Client Side Scripting Language (MSBTE) (Cookies and Browser Data) Pg, ,, Fo. (44 ) 5, Name=Value - Cookies are set and retrieved in the form of value pairs key, e Cookies were originally designed for CGI programming. The i ed in a cookie is automatically transmitted between the = ‘Web, contain browser and the web server, 50 CGI scripts on the server can reag , and ed on the client. write cookie values that are stor .o manipulate cookies using the cookie property of th le e JavaScript can als read, create, modify, and delete 4, e Document object. JavaScript can cookies that apply to the current web page. Ya 4.1.2 Reading A Cookie Value e Reading a cookie is just as simple as writing one, because the value of e cookie. So we can use this string the document.cookie object is the whenever we want to access the cookie. nt.cookie string will keep a list of name=value pairs e The documel where name is the name of a cookie and value separated by semicolons, is its string value. e The split() function is use to break a string into key and values. Example . ‘

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Explain browser object with diagr: The Browser Object Model (BOM) is used to interact with the browser The BOM allows JavaScript to “interact with” the browser. ‘The browser object model (BOM) is a hierarchy of browser objects that are used to manipulate methods and properties associated with the we? browser itself, » — Objects that make up the BOM include the window o object, screen object, history, location object, and the documen' ject, navigat” t object (plew Ll wet academic year 19-20) (D5-16A) [al tech-neo publicationThe main browser window i i Information about the browser itself The user's screen URLs visited by a user The current URL The document appearing in the main browser window nent.getElementByld("id") | An HTML element appearing in a document and identified by its assigned id value. = Fig. 4.2.1 : Browser Object / Window Object f he YI Wet academic year 19-20) (D5-16A) PI Tech-Neo Publications.Client Side Scripting Language (MSBTE) (Cookies and Browser Data) Pp, tks eee eared SE ceeseancnnnesea Ag (4-14 tF Document Object Model (DOM) / Document Object 1GQ.__ Explain document object with diagram oe ee ay a “awe © — The document object represents the Web page displayed in the brow a All elements on a Web page including HTML tags are contained on, the document object. 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(4y | Example 1 ‘ Enter Name: ‘input type= "button" value="Delete Record” onclick= "msg()"/> (New Syll. w.e.f academic year 19-20) (D5-16A) [al rech-neo publication”ipting Language (MSBTE) __ (Cookies and Browser Data) Pg_no. (4-21 p rompt() Method : The prompt () method displays a dialog box that prompts the visitor for : input. It has message and text field eon returns the input value if the user clicks "OK"; if the user clicks veancel” the method returns null. ; - Synmex dow prompt (text, defaultText); | ok gore (text, defaultText); example ‘ eS ee chead> a : 2 & ) | ‘ TB DB Window Object Example x o+ Co © Fite | DyTechNeo%20Publications/close.htm} a Banana ~ a) ally, scrolITo() and scrollBy() methods are used to make a web page horizontally and vertically. HITo() method scrol]To() method scrolls the document to specified coordinates. 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