I have a web page that has an advertisement on it. I'm using js-cookie to manage my cookies
When a user first navigates to our website, I want javascript to check for a cookie named 'advertisement'
and if it doesn't exist, to create one with the value of 'open'
//Check for cookie. if it doesnt exist, create it
var cookie = Cookies.get("Advertisement");
alert(cookie);
if (cookie == "undefined" || cookie == null || cookie == "" || cookie == "null") {
CreateCookieAdvertisement();
}
function CreateCookieAdvertisement() {
alert("Creating cookie function");
Cookies.set("Advertisement", "open");
}
The advertisement has a anchor tag that has a javascript function to set the value of 'Advertisement'
to 'closed'
<a class="close" id="closeAdvertistement" onclick="CloseCookieAdvertisement()"> </a>
function CloseCookieAdvertisement() {
Cookies.remove('Advertisement');
Cookies.set('Advertistement', 'closed');
}
Here is the problem. When I first load the site, it determines the value is undefined and creates the cookie with a value of 'open'
Then, after I close the advertisement, it sets the cookie to 'closed'
But after doing a refresh, for some reason it creates an additional cookie named 'advertisement'
with a value of 'open'
while the original 'advertisement'
still has a value of 'closed'
Here is a fiddle to my whole code minus the html for the advertisement. I don't know if jsfiddle allows you to create cookies or not so I'm not sure if this will work
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